October 10, 03 MC 107 Windows 2000 Pro

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October 10, 03MC 107 Windows 2000 Pro

• Chaps 5/6

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Specific Management Functional Areas

• Security Management - where?
• Auditing Management - when?
• Configuration Management - who?
• Fault Management - what?
• Performance Management - how?

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Vocabulary and Comparison

• DMA (IRQ, I/O port, Mem)
• DNS (WINS)
• DHCP (APIPA
• EBCDIC (vs. ASCII)
• EISA (vs. ISA PCI)
• EAP (simple authentication)
• FDDI (vs. Ethernet Token Passing)
• FTP (HTTP SMTP Telnet)
• HCL (/checkupgradeonly)
• HTML (DHTML XML)

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Vocabulary Assessment

• On handout
• This quiz is for informational purposes. You WILL
  see these acronyms again. Identify each term by
  expanding the abbreviation AND identifying, in
  SPECIFIC terms, its meaning. Use keyword
  concepts like physical, logical, standard, and
  protocol in your definition.

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Scope and Details Pane
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Task Scheduler Options
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Creating Hardware Profiles
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Display Property Sheet
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Performance Options
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Modifying the Paging File
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Registry Size
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Environment Variables
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Startup / Recovery Settings
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Hardware Devices
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Resource Availability
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Registry Structure
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Lab 1 BEFORE modifying the registry

• Create Windows 2000 boot disks.
• Create a recovery console.
• Display the recovery console command using HELP.
• Create an ERD diskette using the Backup utility.
• Perform a Fast Repair using the setup diskettes
  and the ERD.

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Lab 2

• Create a hardware profile using the name
  yourInitialsMarker.
• Find this marker using Regedt32 Regedit.
• HKLM/system/controlset001 on p. 508
• In exported text file, find system/select
• Do exercise 4 on p. 127 saving /system/ subkey
  finding LKG
• Do exercise 3 on p. 126
• Do inclass exercise creating a unique file
  extension, doc.yourInitials associated with
  Notepad.exe (a txtfile).

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Complete Book Labs

• p. 65 69
• p. 72 74
• p. 98 100
• p. 110 111
• p. 125 - 127

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Labs To be continued
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Disk Management
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Legacy Single Domain Models
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Generic Microsoft NOS Architecture
Win32 Apps
User Mode
CSS
Object Mngr
I/O Mngr
Win32 Mngr
Security Ref Mntr
Process Mngr
Loc Proc Call Fac
VM Mngr
Microkernel
Kernel Mode
Hardware Abstraction Layer
Hardware Substrate