TEL102: Telecommunications 2

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Assignment 8

This assignment is based on chapter 8.
  1. At what layer of the OSI model do NOS reside?
  2. What additional steps can be taken beyond a needs assessment when evaluating an NOS?
  3. What are credentials?
  4. At what layer of the OSI model are redirectors?
  5. When do logon scripts run?
  6. When is middleware not needed?
  7. For most NOS, what forms the basis for resource and account management?
  8. Identify the protocol used to access information stored in a directory.
  9. Objects are usually placed in ________________ for better organization.
  10. How is an OU different from a group?
  11. Which type of licensing is most economical for applications shared by many people?
  12. When does shared application access become more problematic?
  13. The virtual "in box" for a computer is called the ____________________.
  14. What role does the client redirector play in printing?
  15. The process of each program taking its turn loading and running is called ____________________ .
  16. Which multiprocessing type is generally faster?
  17. How can it be determined if certain hardware is Windows 2000 compatible?
  18. List the file systems supported by Windows 2003.
  19. What can you do if an MMC does not contain the desired tools?
  20. Which MMC mode allows full access?
  21. Where is the database of accounts and privileges held in a Windows workgroup?
  22. Identify the type of server that authenticates domain users.
  23. Database changes made to one domain controller are automatically applied to other domain controllers through the process of _______________.
  24. How many domains make up a forest?
  25. Identify the types of trust relationships Windows 2000 Active Directory supports.
  26. What does the term namespace refer to Internet terminology?
  27. Identify server licensing options.
  28. Give an example of a UPN.
  29. What is a universal group?.
  30. What is a "member" server?

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