TEL102: Telecommunications 2
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Assignment 8
This assignment is based on chapter 8.
- At what layer of the OSI model do NOS reside?
- What additional steps can be taken beyond a needs assessment when evaluating an NOS?
- What are credentials?
- At what layer of the OSI model are redirectors?
- When do logon scripts run?
- When is middleware not needed?
- For most NOS, what forms the basis for resource and account management?
- Identify the protocol used to access information stored in a directory.
- Objects are usually placed in ________________ for better organization.
- How is an OU different from a group?
- Which type of licensing is most economical for applications shared by many people?
- When does shared application access become more problematic?
- The virtual "in box" for a computer is called the ____________________.
- What role does the client redirector play in printing?
- The process of each program taking its turn loading and running is called ____________________ .
- Which multiprocessing type is generally faster?
- How can it be determined if certain hardware is Windows 2000 compatible?
- List the file systems supported by Windows 2003.
- What can you do if an MMC does not contain the desired tools?
- Which MMC mode allows full access?
- Where is the database of accounts and privileges held in a Windows workgroup?
- Identify the type of server that authenticates domain users.
- Database changes made to one domain controller are automatically applied to other domain controllers through the process of _______________.
- How many domains make up a forest?
- Identify the types of trust relationships Windows 2000 Active Directory supports.
- What does the term namespace refer to Internet terminology?
- Identify server licensing options.
- Give an example of a UPN.
- What is a universal group?.
- What is a "member" server?
Know the following terms:
- Account
- Active Directory
- Attribute
- Authentication
- Container
- Domain
- File System/NTFS
- Object
- Page file/Paging
- Process
- Schema
- Snap-in
- Tree
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