Multiple users are trying to telnet to the AIX server. They are able to ping the server successfully， but are getting the following error message：  telnet： connect： A remote host refused an attempted connect operation   Which of the following could be th

From the Display Properties, modify the Desktop settings.

From Internet Explorer, modify the Language Preferences. 

From the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) pack installation CD, run muisetup.exe. 

From Regional and Language Options, modify the Location settings and the Input Languages settings. 

for multiple ISDN connections

for modem concentrated dial-up connections

for a group of users in the same vicinity sharing a connection

for use by mobile users

Configure individual user accounts

Logon scripts

Local policy

Set NTFS permissions

 Heap table

 Object table

 External table

 Clustered table

 Global temporary table

 Index-organized table （IOT）

Copy the shortcut to %systemdrive%/documents and settings/default user/desktop/.

Copy the shortcut to %systemdrive%/documents and settings/all users/desktop/.

Copy the shortcut to your desktop. Modify the %comspec% system environment variable. 

Copy the shortcut to the guest user’s desktop. Assign the Everyone group Read permission to the guest user profile.

Configure File signature verification to block driver installation， and set driver signing as a system default.

Remove all users from the Power User group.

Create a Local Computer Policy to prevent users from installing drivers.

Create a Local Computer Policy to enable Windows File Protection.

reduced cost

better throughput

increased security

scalability

reduced latency

broadband incompatibility

 A single logical server operating on multiple physical servers.

 Applications hosted on a single server and deployed to multiple users.

 Multiple servers used to host applications for multiple users.

 Multiple logical servers operating on the same physical server.

It allows users to retain all uncommitted changes when exiting exclusive configuration mode.

It allows multiple users to edit private copies of the configuration concurrently.

It causes the loss of all uncommitted changes when exiting exclusive configuration mode.

It excludes other users from editing the configuration.

 for multiple ISDN connections

 for modem concentrated dial-up connections

 for a group of users in the same vicinity sharing a connection

 for use by mobile users

 Configure individual user accounts

 Logon scripts

 Local policy

 Set NTFS permissions

From the Schema snap-in， create multiple class schema objects.

From the ADSI Edit snap-in， create multiple Password Setting objects.

From the Security Configuration Wizard， create multiple security policies.

From the Group Policy Management snap-in， create multiple Group Policy objects.

From the Active Directory Schema snap-in， create multiple class schema objects.

From the ADSI Edit snap-in， create multiple Password Setting objects.

From the Security Configuration Wizard， create multiple security policies.

From the Group Policy Management snap-in， create multiple Group Policy objects.

heap table

object table

external table

clustered table

global temporary table

index­organized table （IOT）