050-696 Question #100: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

Options

• ARight-click the red N icon in the System Tray; then select Novell Client Properties.
• BRight-click anywhere on the Desktop and select Properties; then select Novell Client for Windows.
• CIn the Local Area Connection Properties dialog, select Novell Client for Windows; then select Properties.
• DRight-click the Start button and select Network Connections; then select Novell Client for Windows >
• ERight-click My Computer and select Properties; then select Network Connections > Novell Client for
• FIn Control Panel, right-click Network Connections and select Properties; then select Novell Client for

Explanation

On Windows XP, Novell Client properties can be reached via the System Tray red N icon or through the Local Area Connection Properties dialog by selecting the client component.

Common mistakes.

• B. Right-clicking the Desktop and choosing Properties opens the Display Properties dialog, which contains no option related to Novell Client settings.
• D. Right-clicking the Start button exposes Open, Explore, and Search options only - it does not provide a path to Network Connections or any Novell Client configuration.
• E. Right-clicking My Computer and selecting Properties opens the System Properties dialog, which covers hardware and OS settings, not network client configuration.
• F. Right-clicking the Network Connections folder in Control Panel produces a context menu for the folder itself, not a way to access individual network client properties - the connection must be opened first.

Concept tested. Accessing Novell Client properties on Windows XP

Reference. https://www.microfocus.com/documentation/client-for-windows/2-sp5/client_for_windows_ig/data/b8y7zql.html

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