You are the administrator of Company's network. You receive a shipment consisting of 75 new Windows 2000 Professional computers that you have recently ordered. The computers will be shared by users in the Graphics organizational unit (OU). All of the computers are configured identically. You want users to be able to maintain their individual desktop settings regardless of which computer they use. What should you do?  
To answer, select the appropriate action on the left and drag it to the appropriate object on the right.
 

You administer Company's network that consists of a single domain named CORP. The configuration of the CORP domain network is shown in the exhibit below. You have added a new Windows 2000 Professional computer named Company2 to your network. All computers at Company's office use TCP/IP as the only network protocol. The computers are configured to use 
a 24-bit subnet mask. You want users on Company2 to access shared resources on CompanyA. What should you do? 
To answer, select the correct IP address from the left and drag the IP address to the appropriate location on the CORP Domain Network Diagram on the right.