posted Nov 4, 2010, 8:36 PM by Nanda Ganesan
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updated Nov 5, 2010, 10:47 AM
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Dear Students,
Here is the midterm 2 review divided into two parts. In each case, I have posted a wmv file and a mp3 file.
Only the material covered in weeks 3 and 4 are included in the test.
As you requested, the areas of coverage are as follows, but they are not limited to the topics mentioned.
Section | Topic | Focus | 1 | Client configuration | Components, drivers | 2 | Client options | Microsoft, Novell | 3 | NIC configuration | Resources, NIC make in the computer, drivers | 4 | Protocol configuration | Netbuei, IPX/SPX, TCP/IP, setting TCP/IP, Mac address verification, WINS, assigning multiple IP addresses, multiple DNSs, multiple gateways, TCP/IP filtering, | 5 | Testing client connectivity | 127.0.0.1, local host | 6 | Sharing and accessing folders | file sharing service, resource sharing, naming a share, permissions for share, icons for shared and networked folders, mapping a folder, types of accesses, | 7 | Sharing and accessing printers | Installing and sharing a local printer, accessing a network printer | 8 | Computer identification | Naming a computer and network, DNS suffix | 9 | Windows server installation | Installation options, installation procedure, procedures to follow after the installation, file systems, partitions, remote desktop accounts, static IP addresses, domain controller, peer-to-peer configuration, service packs, updates, drivers | 10 | Windows server users and groups | Built-in groups, user created groups, administrator, backup operator, server operator, account operator, everyone | 11 | Server configuration and management | Server management console, disk management, administrative shares, | 12 | Managing services and applications | Services, stopping, starting, telnetting, | 13 | Server administration tools | Event viewer, managing shares, device manager | 14 | Server storage management | Disk defragmentation, partitioning, boot partitions, disk quotas, extended partitions, types of access privileges to folders |
Happy now, Guys! 
Also, note that the video files on SkyDrive have been moved into a new folder named Networking. They no more appear under the folder named Windows 2008 Server.
Ganesan |
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