... systempermissions; and troubleshooting access to files and shared folders.■ Managing andMaintaining the Server Environment: This includes moni-toring and analyzing logged events; planning andmanaging software ... Microsoft’s WindowsServer2003. Objectives are task-oriented, and include the following:■ Managing andMaintaining Physical and Logical Devices:This includes managing basic and dynamic disks; ... support.Jackie Gross, Gayle Voycey, Alexia Penny, Anik Robitaille, Craig Siddall, Darlene Morrow,Iolanda Miller, Jane Mackay, and Marie Skelly at Jackie Gross & Associates for all theirhelp and...
... moni-toring and analyzing logged events; planning andmanaging software updates; man-aging software site licensing; remote management of servers, using RemoteAssistance,Terminal Services, and available ... installation and upgrade.■ Managing Physical and Logical Disks: We begin with an explanation of diskterminology and concepts as they apply to WindowsServer 2003, and then discussthe disk management ... Microsoft’s WindowsServer2003. Objectives are task-oriented, and include the following:■ Managing andMaintaining Physical and Logical Devices:This includes managing basic and dynamic disks;...
... popularity); and we have the network interface card (NIC) thathas both a physical MAC address anda logical IP address (we’ll discuss the IP address a bitlater).The NIC has logic (a circuit board ... 1computer.1.2 Manage DHCP. 31.2.1 Manage DHCP clients and leases. 31.2.2 Manage DHCP Relay Agent. 31.2.3 Manage DHCP databases. 31.2.4 Manage DHCP scope options. 31.2.5 Manage reservations and reserved ... implementing and maintaining Windows- based networks.The certification program is constantly evaluated and improved; the nature of information technology is changing rapidly and this meansrequirements and...
... and his darling daughter Sara.Eriq Oliver Neale is an Information Technology manager for a large manufacturingcompany headquartered in the southwest. His IT career spans 16 years and just aboutas ... on time, take care of any physical needs, and step back to take a deep breath and relax.Try to arrive slightly early, but not so far in advance that you spend a lotof time worrying and getting ... Miller, Jane Mackay, and Marie Skelly at Jackie Gross & Associates for all their help and enthusiasm representing our product in Canada.Lois Fraser, Connie McMenemy, Shannon Russell, and the...
... commu-nications and transactions through the use of digital certificates and public key cryptog-raphy. Certificate Authorities (CAs) are an integral part of a PKI and are used to create and manage ... applications, and other CAs.In addition to a CA, a registration authority (RA) can also be used to request and acquire certificates for others.The RA acts as a proxy between the user and the CA, and relieves ... Despite the factthat it can have the same name as a valid domain within your forest, it is just a label or alias that is used as part of a user account name. UPNs are stored in theGlobal Catalog (GC),...
... these accounts, we saw that there are a number of naming conventions and limitations. Each account name must be under a maximum length of characters, and refrainfrom including certain characters. ... In addition, each security principal has a relative distin-guished name (RDN), distinguished name (DN), and canonical name.User accounts, computer accounts, and group accounts can all be created ... Using the DSADD CommandAs was the case with users and groups, computer accounts can also be created using theDSADD command.The command-line method can be used in scripts to automate theaddition...
... domain anda child domain, find out how to name and rename domains, and how to set the functional level of a forest and domain.The Domain Name System (DNS) is an integral part of aWindowsServer ... level, and that level was carried over into Windows 2003. The two other available functional levels are WindowsServer2003 interim and WindowsServer 2003, sometimes referred to as WindowsServer2003 ... generator algorithms.The service had to be turned off in that case, and thereplication topology had to be managed manually.The WindowsServer2003 KCC canautomatically manage replication among...
... server, not a DC, running WindowsServer2003 StandardEdition ,Windows Server2003 Enterprise Edition, or WindowsServer 2003 Datacenter Edition.■Must have available the installation CD for ... that at thistime you can change the NetBIOS name of any domain, the DNS name of any domain, orboth. In addition, take care to change the names of any child domains affected by a renamed parent. ... than one person to ensure that thechanges are complete and correct. These are the actual names that will be imple-mented, and any typographical or hierarchical error could translate into a...
... within and across sites.We explain the relationship of sites with domains and subnets, and how to createsites and site links.You’ll also learn about site replication and how to plan, create, and ... eco-nomic and rapid transmission of data.The other roles of sites are replication and authentication.The Active Directory physical structure manages when and how the authen-tication and replication ... computer.The information suchas user’s name and password are verified with the data available in the system. If the systemfinds a match, access is granted and an access token is generated that is used...
... within Active Directory. A deactivated class or attribute is still in the schema database, but is unavailable for use.Exam Objectives Fast TrackWorking with the Global Catalog and GC Servers ... offthe server, ensuring that the user has the same environment on each computer he or sheuses.This approach has many advantages, but it has disadvantages as well. Some profile set-tings are hardware-dependant, ... I added and cannot find the option.Why? A: You cannot delete classes or attributes.You can deactivate a class or attribute, which willmake the class or attribute no longer available for use although...
... ensure that you have a clean Registry and stan-dard configuration of the operating system. Using a workstation that has had software installed and removed and other changes made to it can cause problems ... I have to use aWindows Installer package to deploy my software via Group Policy? A: No, you can take advantage of a .zap installation, which allows you to use the originalsetup or installation ... together along with the appro-priate scripting to install and configure the software. It is essentially a relationaldatabase containing a number of tables that holds information about the application.The...
... tell herare always part of system state data on aWindowsServer2003 DC? (Choose all thatapply.) A. The certificate databaseB. The RegistryC. The Active Directory databaseD. The metabaseE. ... PM Page 773 Using the Semantic Database Analysis CommandThe semantic database analysis command is the primary command that is used to verify thefull integrity of the Active Directory database.You ... commands to mark Active Directory or a portion of itas authoritative.■Type restore database to mark the domain and configuration containers ofthe database as authoritative.The schema container...
... root, Sacramento, and one subdomain for the fiveresource domains, creating OUs for each location.C. Create three domains: Sacramento with LA, Portland, and Seattle as OUs; Fiji as a subdomain, and ... perfor-mance and accessibility, you will create sites at each major management location and linkthem all for Active Directory replication. Each management location only has 10 to 30people, and ... conflicts and problems that can interfere with the creation of application packages, it is best to have a clean machine with a newly installed operating system, a clean Registry, and no extraapplications...