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Calgary Alberta
Canada T3C 2H2
00. Information about this database
Is this database in the public domain?
No. This database is copyright (c) 1993 by John Michell and Startext Computing Services Ltd.
Other information
Novell and NetWare are registered trademarks of Novell, Inc.
When was this database last revised? 
What revision of the course materials does it address?
What is the number of the corresponding Drake test?
May 11, 1994
Revision 1.0
50-130
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What is a network?



[1-2]
A system of hardware, software and cabling that connects multiple computers
01. Connecting to the Network
What is a server?



[1-2]
A computer that provides shared services to clients on the network
What is a client?



[1-3]
A computer or other device that requests services from a server
How do Distributed and Centralized Processing differ?


[1-3]
In Distributed Processing two or more computers work together to perform tasks; in Centralized Processing, all computing is carried out on a host computer
Give 7 examples of basic network services



[1-4]
Backup and data protection, central and distributed management, connectivity, file storage, interoffice communication, printing, security
Name four services provided by NetWare



[1-5]
Access to and management of network resources,
Several levels of security,
Shared file storage and printing,
Central or distributed management
What 5 operating environments are supported by NetWare?


[1-6]
DOS, 
Macintosh,
OS/2,
UNIX,
Windows
What 3 items must be present for a workstation to be added to a network?


[1-7]
Cabling, 
Network board,
network connection software
What four software components are necessary for connection to a NetWare 3.12 network?

[1-8]
DOS Requester, 
Communications protocol, 
Link support layer, 
LAN driver
What is the function of the NetWare DOS Requester?


[1-9]
It is an interface between DOS (and DOS applications) and the network services
What program loads the NetWare DOS Requester?


[1-9]
VLM.EXE
What command loads the NetWare DOS Requester from the current directory or as specified in NET.CFG?


[1-9]
VLM
What command loads the NetWare DOS Requester using VLMs from another directory?


[1-9]
VLM /C=path
What command loads the NetWare DOS Requester in conventional memory?


[1-9]
VLM /mc
What command loads the NetWare DOS Requester in extended memory?


[1-9]
VLM /mx
What command loads the NetWare DOS Requester in expanded memory?


[1-9]
VLM /me
What is a communications protocol?



[1-10]
A set of rules defining how data is to be passed across a network
What is the primary communications protocol in use on NetWare networks?


[1-10]


[1-10]
IPX
What does ODI stand for?



[1-10]
Open Datalink Interface
What are the benefits of ODI?



[1-10]
Multiple protocols on a network, 
Use of any network board using ODI specs,
Fewer hardware components to support,
Flexible configuration through NET.CFG
What version of IPX works with the Link Support Layer to meet the ODI specifications?

[1-10]


[1-10]
IPXODI
What file loads the NetWare IPX file meeting ODI specifications?


[1-10]
IPXODI.COM
What does LSL stand for?



[1-11]
Link Support Layer
What is the function of the LSL?



[1-11]
To examine network communications and route them between the LAN driver and the appropriate communications software
What is the function of a LAN driver?



[1-11]
To provide the connection between workstation software and the network board
What special type of LAN driver is required by NetWare 3.12?
Give the abbreviation and the full name.

[1-11]
MLID
Multiple Link Interface Driver
In what order is software loaded to establish a network connection?


[1-12]
LSL,
Multiple Link Interface Driver, 
IPXODI.COM,
VLM.EXE
What directory and batch file are created during client installation to load the workstation startup files?

[1-12]
NWCLIENT
STARTNET.BAT
What network program is run to authenticate the user for use of network services?


[1-15]
LOGIN.EXE
How does the user find the network program for user authentication?


[1-16]
It is on the network drive
What is the syntax for use with the LOGIN command?


[1-16]
LOGIN servername/username
What command is used to terminate network connections?


[1-17]
LOGOUT
What command is used to connect to a server without losing current network connections?


[1-17]
ATTACH
What command is used to determine the current username and servername?


[1-17]
WHOAMI
What keystroke activates online help in a DOS text utility?


[2-3]
F1
02. Using NetWare 3.12 Resources
What keystroke modifies an option in a DOS text utility?


[2-3]
F3
What keystroke marks an entry in a DOS text utility?


[2-3]
F5
What keystroke adds an item to a list in a DOS text utility?


[2-3]
Ins
What keystroke removes an item from a list in a DOS text utility?


[2-3]
Del
What keystroke exits from any point in a DOS text utility?


[2-3]
Alt-F10
What can be done with the SESSION utility?



[2-4]
View logged in users,
Send messages to users or groups, 
View groups, 
Manage network and search drives
What command displays information on all users currently logged in to the network?


[2-6]
USERLIST /A
What command would you issue to remind user JSmith that the meeting is at 10?


[2-7]
SEND "The meeting is at 10" to JSmith
What command would you issue to prevent network messages appearing on your workstation?

[2-7]
CASTOFF /all
What command would you issue to prevent messages from other users appearing on your workstation?

[2-7]
CASTOFF
What command would you issue to allow network messages to appear on your workstation?

[2-7]
CASTON
How would you get help on the syntax and use of the NDIR command?


[2-8]
NDIR /?
What graphical utility programs are provided with NetWare 3.12?


[2-11]
NetWare User Tools, 
ElectroText
What is the purpose of the ElectroText?



[2-14]
To provide online access to all the product documentation provided with NetWare 3.12
What 5 benefits are provided by the NetWare file system?


[3-2]
Central management and backup, 
Improved data security,
Shared storage, 
Private (non-shared storage), 
Improved access to file resources
03. Planning Network File Systems
What is the major division of NetWare file storage?


[3-3]
Volume
What is the maximum number of disk drives tha a volume can span?


[3-3]
32
What is the maximum number of volumes on a NetWare server?


[3-3]
64
What is the maximum amount of disk space in a volume?


[3-3]
32 Tb
A volume name is between ___ and ___ characters in length, and must be followed by a ___

[3-4]
2, 15, :
Show the proper description of the SALES volume on the GHQ server


[3-4]
GHQ/SALES:or
GHQ\SALES:
Complete the sentence:
The server name MUST be specified when the volume _________________

[3-4]
is not on the current or default server
The volume in the NetWare file system is analogous to the ______ in the DOS file system.

[3-5]
Root
Which is a valid NetWare directory name?
a. GHQ,SALES/APPS
b. XEQ\MKTG:\DATA\WP
c. TRY:PUBLIC:DATA
d. SALES\SYS: PUBLIC             [3-6]
b
What is the syntax of a complete NetWare path?


[3-7]
server\volume:directory\subdirectory
What special characters are interchangeable in NetWare path names?
What is the recommended usage?

[3-7]
/ \
Use \ in path names, reserve / for command line switches
Name the 7 system created directories.
Give a mnemonic.


[3-8]
Login, Public, System, Mail, Etc, Deleted.sav, Doc
SiMPLE DoDo
What is in the LOGIN directory?



[3-8]
Programs needed to log into and out of the network
What is in the PUBLIC directory?



[3-8]
The NetWare programs and commands needed by all network users
What is in the SYSTEM directory?



[3-8]
The NetWare programs and commands needed by the system and the system administrator
What is in the MAIL directory?



[3-8]
A subdirectory for each user containing the user's login script
What is in the ETC directory?



[3-9]
Files helpful for using the TCP/IP protocols on the file server
What is in the DELETED.SAV directory?



[3-9]
Deleted files from directories that have been deleted
What is in the DOC directory?



[3-9]
Files making up the ElectroText online manuals
In what circumstance does it make sense to move the system-created directories to another volume from SYS:?

[3-8]
None
What additional directories are often added at the volume level?


[3-10]
APPS, SHARED, USERS
What drive letters identify floppy disk drives on a workstation?


[4-2]
A:, B:
04. Accessing Network File Systems
What drive letters usually identify network disk drives for a workstation?


[4-2]
F: through Z:
What is the maximum number of drive letters that can be assigned as network drives?
What is usually subtracted from this maximum?
[4-4]
26
Number of physical drives on the workstation
Where is information about drive mappings stored?


[4-4]
In the workstation's memory
What facility translates drive mappings to references to a complete NetWare path?


[4-3]
NetWare DOS requester
How can drive mappings be recreated for each network session?


[4-4]
Login scripts
What is the effect of the CD command when used on a network drive?


[4-5]
It changes the mapping
Which command is correct to change the G: mapping to refer to VOL2 on server FS2?
a. CD FS2/VOL2:
b. CD FS2\VOL2:
c. either 			[4-5]
What NetWare command shows the current list of drive mappings?


[4-6]
MAP
What NetWare command maps drive H to USER\JOHN on volume SYS:?


[4-6]
MAP H:=SYS:USER\JOHN
What NetWare command maps the third search drive to APPS\WP on volume SYS:?


[4-14]
MAP S3:=SYS:APPS\WP
What NetWare command maps a fake root on drive H to USERS\DUFF on volume SYS:?


[4-8]
MAP ROOT H:=SYS:USERS\DUFF
What NetWare command maps the next available drive pointer to USERS\MARJ on volume SYS:?

[4-6]
MAP NEXT SYS:USERS\MARJ
What NetWare command deletes a MAP definition on drive G:?


[4-6]
MAP DEL G: or MAP REM G:
What NetWare command inserts a search drive pointing to APPS\DB on volume SYS: after the current first search drive?

[4-14]
MAP INSERT S2:=SYS:APPS\DB
What is the maximum number of letters that can be assigned to search drives?
16
What are likely choices to regularly map network drives to?


[4-9]
Frequently used directories, such as a home directory and shared applications and data directories
In what three locations does DOS look for an application or a command?


[4-10]
In RAM
in the current directory
in the directories in the path
How does NetWare extend the use of the PATH statement?


[4-11]
Search drives are added to the PATH
If your path is C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS before login, and the login script has the command MAP INS S1:=SYS:PUBLIC in it, what will the PATH be after login?
[4-14]
Z:;C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS
If your path is C:\DOS;C:\WINDOWS before login, and the login script has the command MAP S1:=SYS:PUBLIC in it, what will the PATH be after login?
[4-14]
Z:;C:\WINDOWS
Name 2 utilities which display information about servers


[5-2]
FILER, SLIST
05a. Managing Network File Systems
Name 3 utilities which display information about volumes


[5-2]
CHKVOL, FILER, VOLINFO
Name 4 utilities which display information about directories


[5-2]
CHKDIR, FILER, LISTDIR, NDIR
Name 2 utilities which display information about FILES


[5-2]
FILER, NDIR
What command gives directory and subdirectory information only, along with the tree structure?

[5-8]
LISTDIR
What command displays space used in a path and the user volume space limit?


[5-8]
CHKDIR [path]
What graphical utility allows the user to access network resources?


[5-13]
NetWare User Tools for Windows
What command allows deleted files to be recovered?


[5-19]
SALVAGE
Deleted files can be recovered until they are _________ with the ______ command.


[5-19]
Purged, PURGE
An administrator uses  __________ or _________ to limit the total space available to a user on a volume.

[5-20]
DSPACE, SYSCON
An administrator uses  __________  to limit the total space available to directory.


[5-20]
DSPACE
What command is provided in NetWare for copying files?


[5-17]
NCOPY
What 5 categories of information are provided by SLIST?


[5-3]
Server name, network address, 
node address, status, 
total number of servers found
05b. Managing Network File Systems
What is the syntax of the SLIST command?



[5-3]
SLIST [server] /Continue
What 5 categories of information are provided by the VOLINFO utility?


[5-4]
Volume name, 
total space, space available, 
total directory entries, 
directory entries available
What 6 categories of information are provided by the CHKVOL utility?


[5-5]
Total volume space, total space used by files, space in use by deleted files, space available from deleted files, space remaining on volume, space available to user
What is the syntax for using the CHKVOL utility?


[5-5]
CHKVOL [path] /C
What directory information is provided by the NDIR command?


[5-6]
Name, inherited rights, effective rights, owner, date and time created and copied
What form of the NDIR command restricts the display to information about directories?


[5-7]
NDIR [path] /DO
What form of the NDIR command gives file information?


[5-7]
NDIR [path] /FO
What option, when used with the NDIR command, gives subdirectory information?


[5-7]
/SUB
What value of "x" in the command 
LISTDIR /x
displays rights?

[5-8]
R
What value of "x" in the command 
LISTDIR /x
displays effective rights?

[5-8]
E
What value of "x" in the command 
LISTDIR /x
displays creation/change date?

[5-8]
D
What value of "x" in the command 
LISTDIR /x
displays creation/change time?

[5-8]
T
What value of "x" in the command 
LISTDIR /x
displays subdirectories?

[5-8]
S
What value of "x" in the command 
LISTDIR /x
displays all information available?

[5-8]
A
What option, when used with the NDIR command, gives continuous display of information?

[5-11]
/C
What option, when used with the NDIR command, causes the displayed information to be reverse sorted on the last modified date?
[5-11]
/REV SORT UP
What option, when used with the NDIR command, causes the displayed information to be sorted on the size of the files?

[5-11]
/SORT SI
What option, when used with the NDIR command, causes only files accessed since June 1/94 to be displayed?

[5-11]
/AC AFT 6-1-94
What option, when used with the NDIR command, causes only files owned by the supervisor account to be displayed?

[5-11]
/OW EQ SUPERVISOR
What tasks can be accomplished with NetWare User Tools for Windows?


[5-13]
Manage server connections,
view active users and send messages, 
manage drive mappings,
change directory and file properties, 
manage printer connections and setup
What command renames the STARTEXT directory to FL-CRDS?


[5-16]
RENDIR STARTEXT FL-CRDS
What command renames the DATA\DOROTHY directory on the SYS: volume on the FS1 server to DATA\DBOND?

[5-16]
RENDIR FS1/SYS:DATA/DOROTHY DBOND
Give 4 reasons why NCOPY is preferable to COPY or XCOPY.


[5-17]
Copies NetWare extended file information, 
notifies if extended file info can't be copied,
verification that copy was accurate,
ability to use NetWare volume names
Give the syntax for the NCOPY command.



[5-17]
NCOPY [source path] filename [TO] [target path [filename]] /[option]
What option of NCOPY copies subdirectories?


[5-18]
/S
What option of NCOPY copies empty subdirectories?


[5-18]
/S/E
What option of NCOPY verifies copies?



[5-18]
/V
What option of NCOPY notifies the user if extended file information cannot be copied?


[5-18]
/I
What option of NCOPY copies files without extended file information?


[5-18]
What are the main menu options in SALVAGE?


[5-19]
Salvage from deleted directories,
Select current directory,
Set salvage options,
View/recover deleted files
Give the syntax for the PURGE command.



[5-19]
Purge [filename / path] /All
If you run PURGE against a shared directory, which files are removed?


[5-19]
Only those you own
To salvage files, the user must have ____ and _____ rights to the files and _______ rights to the directory.

[5-19]
Read, File scan, Create
To manage the amount of disk space used, the administrator can set an upper limit on the space available to __________ or __________.
[5-20]
A user, a directory
What are the available topics on the FILER main menu?


[5-22]
Current directory information, 
Directory contents, 
Select current directory,
Set Filer options
Volume information
What tasks are possible with FILER that aren't available with standard DOS and NetWare commands?

[5-22]
Operate on multiple marked files,
Move files and directories, 
Delete entire directory structures, 
Use search and view filters
If an incorrect user name is entered, NetWare doesn't ask for a password. (T/F)


[6-4]
F
06a. Login Security - Initial Access
If a correct user name is entered but the user is not allowed to login at that time or from that station, NetWare doesn't ask for a password. (T/F)
[6-4]
Name three steps the system administrator performs to establish login security


[6-5]
Assign user names,
Require passwords,
Set up restrictions on the user names
What happens when a user violates login restrictions?


[6-5]
Account is disabled
What is an important practice for users to follow to protect network security?


[6-5]
Logout when leaving the workstation
Name four password restrictions.



[6-5]
Minimum password length,
periodic password change,
force unique passwords,
limit grace logins after expiration
What utility is used to set up users and restrictions?


[6-5]
SYSCON
Name four login restrictions.



[6-5]
Account, station, time, volume/disk space
How is intruder detection implemented?



[6-6]
If NetWare detects more than x incorrect attemps to log in within y minutes, the account is disabled for z minutes.  The network address from which the attempts were made is recorded.
What are the steps in SYSCON to create a user?


[6-6]
Choose server, 
User information, Insert, 
Type user name,
create home directory (optional)
Select username and modify information
How are default account restrictions set up in SYSCON?


[6-6]
Supervisor options, 
Default account balance/restrictions,
Default time restrictions
What utilities does NetWare provide to automate the creation of users?


[6-6]
MAKEUSER, USERDEF
What is the purpose of group accounts?



[6-7]
To simplify the allocation of rights of access to network resources to users.
What is the purpose of security equivalence?



[6-7]
To grant a user all the rights of another, usually temporarily.
What accounts are automatically created when NetWare is first installed?


[6-8]
EVERYONE, GUEST, SUPERVISOR
What are the characteristics of the Supervisor account? What is its purpose?


[6-8]
It has access to all accounts and directories on the server.
It exists so that the network can be managed.
What are the characteristics of the Guest account? What is its purpose?


[6-8]
It has minimal access to network resources, usually for temporary system use.
What are the characteristics of the Everyone group? What does the administrator have to do to include a new user in this group?

[6-8]
It has access to network resources that all users will need.
Nothing.
What capabilities of the Supervisor account are not available to a Supervisor equivalent account?

[6-9]
none
What can a workgroup manager do?



[6-9]
Create users and groups.
Manage and delete users and groups it created.
What can a user account manager do?



[6-9]
Manage and delete users and groups that have been assigned to it.
What can a console operator do?



[6-9]
All functions related to FCONSOLE except bring down the server and disconnect other users.
What user type can grant supervisor equivalence?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)

[6-9]
What user type automatically acquires all rights to the server's file system?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)

[6-9]
What user type can create a workgroup manager?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)

[6-9]
What user type can create users and groups?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)


[6-9]
S, WGM
What user type can manage user accounts?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)


[6-9]
S, WGM*, UAM*

* only if user created by self or assigned
What user type can assign a managed user to be a user account manager?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)

[6-9]
S, WGM, UAM
S, WGM, UAM*

* only if user created by self or assigned
What user type can delete users or groups?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)

[6-9]
What user type can use the supervisor functions of FCONSOLE?
(S, WGM, UAM, CO)

[6-9]
S, CO
Name the three components of the NetWare bindery


[6-14]
Objects, properties, data sets
06b. Login Security - Bindery
Where is information on the first component of the NetWare bindery stored?


[6-14]
NET$OBJ.SYS in SYS:SYSTEM
Where is information on the second component of the NetWare bindery stored?


[6-14]
NET$PROP.SYS in SYS:SYSTEM
Where is information on the third component of the NetWare bindery stored?


[6-14]
NET$VAL.SYS in SYS:SYSTEM
What utility can be run to repair corruption of the bindery?


[6-14]
BINDFIX
What can the administrator do to ensure the bindery is recoverable in case of corruption that cannot be fixed?

[6-14]
Back it up with a backup utility that can read System and Hidden files
What utility can be run to locate possible security exposures?
Where is it located?

[6-14]
SECURITY in SYS:SYSTEM
Why has NCP Packet Signature been developed?


[6-16]
To prevent forging of packet identification, which could permit a client to pose as another client
06c. NCP Packet Signature
What is the first step in NCP Packet Signature?


[6-16]
At login, the client and the server determine a shared "session key"
What is the second step in NCP Packet Signature?


[6-16]
The client appends a unique signature to each packet.
What is the third step in NCP Packet Signature?


[6-16]
The server checks the signature appended to the packet before dealing with the request, and attaches a new signature to the reply
What is done in NCP Packet Signature if the request's signature is not accepted?


[6-16]
The packet is discarded, and alerts are sent to the server console and the server error log file.
How is packet signature enabled at the server? 
What is the range of values?

[6-17]
SET NCP PACKET SIGNATURE OPTION = n
0-3
How is packet signature enabled at the workstation? 
What is the range of values?

[6-17]
SIGNATURE LEVEL = n
0-3
What are the meanings of the signature levels for the server?
What is the default?

[6-17]
0-no signing
1-signs only if client requests
2-signs if client is capable
3-always signs, won't allow login if client can't
2
What are the meanings of the signature levels for the client?
What is the default?

[6-17]
0-no signing
1-signs only if server requests
2-signs if server is capable
3-always signs, won't login if server can't
1
What levels of signing will have the largest impact on network performance?


[6-17]
2 and 3
What frame type is needed on Ethernet networks for the higher levels of packet signature to work?

[6-17]
802.2
What is granted by the Supervisory right?



[7-4]
All rights to a directory, the files it contains, and its subdirectories
07a. Directory and file rights
What is granted by the Read right?



[7-4]
The right to open files and read their contents or run them if executable
What is granted by the Write right?



[7-4]
The right to open files and update their contents
What is granted by the Create right?



[7-4]
The right to make new files and subdirectories
What is granted by the Erase right?



[7-4]
The right to delete files and subdirectories
What is granted by the Modify right?



[7-4]
The right to rename files and change attributes
What is granted by the File Scan right?



[7-4]
The right to see the names of files and subdirectories
What is granted by the Access Control right?



[7-4]
The right to change trustee assignments, and to change the Inherited Rights Filter
What is a mnemonic for the directory and file rights?


[7-4]
Some Really Wild Carnivores Eat Many Fat Animals
(Supervisor, Read, Write, Create, Erase, Modify, File scan, Access control)
What rights are needed to read from a closed file?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to see a file in a directory listing?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to search a directory for files?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to write to a closed file?


[7-5]
W, C, E, M
What rights are needed to run a program?



[7-5]
R, F
What rights are needed to create and write to a file?


[7-5]
C
What rights are needed to copy files from a directory with NCOPY?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to copy files to a directory with NCOPY?


[7-5]
W, C, F
What rights are needed to copy files to a directory with COPY?


[7-5]
C (and W in DOS 5.0)
What rights are needed to make a new directory?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to delete a file?



[7-5]
What rights are needed to salvage deleted files?


[7-5]
R, F on the file, and C on the directory
What rights are needed to change the attributes of a file or directory?


[7-5]
M
What rights are needed to rename a file or directory?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to change the inherited rights mask?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to change trustee assignments?


[7-5]
What rights are needed to change the allocation of space in a directory between users?

[7-5]
What is a trustee?



[7-6]
A user or group that is in the trustee list of a directory or file
07b. Trustees and Inheritance
What are commonly assigned trustees for the file system?


[7-6]
Users, groups
By what process do rights in a parent directory affect rights in its subdirectories?


[7-8]
Inheritance
What can keep rights assigned at a given level in the directory tree from being inherited at a lower level?

[7-9]
Inherited Rights Mask
What does IRM stand for?



[7-9]
How are groups useful in assigning trustee rights?


[7-7]
By assigning rights to groups, and adding users to the groups, trustee assignments are simplified.
What command shows the effective rights a user or group has in a particular file or directory?

[7-10]
RIGHTS
What command shows the users and groups that are trustees of a file or directory?


[7-10]
TLIST
What command gives a user or group access to a file or directory?


[7-10]
GRANT
What command takes a user or a group out of the trustee list of a file or directory?


[7-10]
REMOVE
What command takes trustee rights away from a user or a group?


[7-10]
REVOKE
What command modifies the IRM of a file or directory?


[7-10]
ALLOW
User Bob has RWCEM rights in TEST, and the IRM for TEST\SUB is RWF.  
What are Bob's rights in TEST\SUB?

[7-15]
RW
07c. Access Rights and Effective Rights
User Bob has RWCEM rights in TEST, and the group Sales has MA rights in TEST\SUB. The IRM for TEST\SUB is RWF.  Bob is a member of Sales. 
What are Bob's rights in TEST\SUB?    [7-15]
RWMA
User Bob has RWCEM rights in TEST, and the group Sales has MA rights in TEST. The IRM for TEST\SUB is RWF.  Bob is a member of Sales. 
What are Bob's rights in TEST\SUB?   [7-15]
User Bob has RW rights in TEST and CEM rights in TEST\SUB, and the group Sales has RF rights in TEST. The IRM for TEST\SUB is RWF.  Bob is a member of Sales. 
What are Bob's rights in TEST\SUB?[7-15]
RCEMF
A user's effective rights in DATA\SALES are RWCEMF, and RF in DATA\SALES\WP. The user receives no rights in either directory from group membership.  What could have caused this difference?  [7-15]
1. An IRM in DATA\SALES\WP which does not include WCEM, 
2. A trustee assignment of RF in DATA\SALES\WP.
Julio has a direct rights assignment of SRF in SALES.  SALES\BELGIUM has an IRM of RF.
What are Julio's effective rights in SALES\BELGIUM? Explain why.
[7-15]
SRWCEMFA 
Supervisory rights cannot be blocked by an IRM, and having supervisory rights implies having all rights.
Seyoom has a direct assignment of SRF rights in SALES.  His effective rights in SALES\MALAYSIA are RWCEMF. 
What could have caused this change?  
[7-15]
A direct assignment of rights for SALES\MALAYSIA to Seyoom (or to a group of which he is a member)
Despite effective rights of RWCEMF in DATA\WP, Nadia is unable to rename the SYDNEY file in that directory. 
What could be stopping her?
What can she do about it?    [7-15]
The file could have the Rename Inhibit, Read Only or System attribute. 
Since she has Modify rights, she can change the attributes to Read Write to permit renaming.
What are the steps in giving a user access rights to a directory using FILER?


[7-12]
Select current directory, choose directory, Currect directory information, Trustees, Insert, choose user, Enter to see rights, Insert, F5 to choose rights to add, Enter
What are the steps in giving a user access rights to a directory using SYSCON?


[7-12]
User Information, select user, Trustee Directory Assignments, Insert, enter directory path, Insert, F5 to select rights to be added, Enter
What is the primary rule in planning file system rights?


[7-19]
Start at the top of the directory structure with few rights and grant increased access lower down
What is the usual strategy in planning trustee assignments?


[7-19]
Start with assignments to Everyone, then to other groups, then specific users. Add security equivalence as necessary.
What attributes can apply to directories as well as files? 
Give a mnemonic.


[7-4]
D H P R Sy
Data honchos prefer red systems
07d. File Attributes
This attribute activates the transaction tracking system (TTS)


[7-23]
This attribute allows several users to access a file simultaneously


[7-23]
Sh
This attribute hides directories and files from DOS DIR scans


[7-23]
H
This attribute hides directories and files from DOS DIR scans and prevents them from being deleted or copied

[7-23]
Sy
This attribute identifies files modified since last backup


[7-23]
This attribute indicates whether a file can be modified


[7-23]
RO/RW
This attribute prevents copying or backing up files, and cannot be removed


[7-23]
X
This attribute prevents Mac users from copying a file


[7-23]
CI
This attribute prevents users from erasing directories or files


[7-23]
DI
This attribute prevents users from renaming directories or files


[7-23]
RI
This attribute purges a file as soon as it is deleted


[7-23]
P
What command changes the attributes of a file?


[7-23]
FLAG
What command changes the attributes of a directory?


[7-23]
FLAGDIR
What NetWare utility is used to change attributes of files and directories?


[7-23]
FILER
What elements are used to automate the user interface?


[8-2]
Configuration files, Login script, Customized menus
08. Automating the User Environment
What workstation configuration files are used in preparing for network use?


[8-3]
AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, NET.CFG
What change must be made to CONFIG.SYS for operation with NetWare 3.12?


[8-4]
LASTDRIVE=Z
What drive letter is assigned by NetWare to the first network drive?


[8-5]
The letter stated in the FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = statement in NET.CFG, if it exists, otherwise the first drive letter not used by DOS.
What batch file is created by the NetWare 3.12 client install program?


[8-5]
STARTNET.BAT
What are the first four commands in the batch file created by the NetWare 3.12 client install program?

[8-5]
C:
CD \NWCLIENT
LSL
(MLID)
What are the last four commands in the batch file created by the NetWare 3.12 client install program?

[8-5]
IPXODI
VLM
F:
LOGIN
What file is referred to by the workstation connection software?


[8-5]
NET.CFG
In what section of NET.CFG is information about the network board stored?


[8-5]
Link Driver
In what section of NET.CFG is the FIRST NETWORK DRIVE statement placed in?


[8-5]
NetWare DOS Requester
In what section of NET.CFG is the Preferred Server statement placed in?


[8-5]
What changes does the NetWare 3.12 install program make to the client's Windows environment?

[8-6]
Copies client software files to \WINDOWS\SYSTEM; copies NetWare User Tools program to \WINDOWS; creates a group and icon for NWUSER.EXE; modifies SYSTEM.INI, WIN.INI, PROGMAN.INI
What is the NetWare client install program called, and where is it found?


[8-7]
INSTALL.EXE on the WSDOS_1 diskette
The system login script runs from what file in what directory?


[9-2]
NET$LOG.DAT in SYS:PUBLIC
09a. Login Scripts
What are the login scripts used by the file server?


[9-2]
System, user, default
The default login script is contained where?



[9-3]
LOGIN.EXE in SYS:LOGIN
This script command allows permanent assignment of drive pointers


[9-7]
This script command sets the correct path for reloading of COMMAND.COM if it has been overwritten

[9-7]
COMSPEC
This script command displays the information in quotes on the screen


[9-7]
WRITE
This script command stops operation of the script temporarily


[9-7]
PAUSE
This script command allows statement of conditions to be met before following commands can be executed

[9-10]
IF THEN ELSE
This script command shows the specified text file on the screen


[9-7]
DISPLAY
This script command shows the specified text file on the screen with non-printable characters removed

[9-11]
FDISPLAY
This script command executes a subroutine to the Login Script by accessing a DOS text file

[9-11]
INCLUDE
This script command initiates external execution of a .EXE or .COM file


[9-7]
#
This script command executes a DOS command from within the login script


[9-7]
#COMMAND /C
This script command sets a noise maker



[9-11]
FIRE PHASERS
This script command allows comments to be placed in the login script


[9-7]
*, ; REM or REMARK
This script command determines what the logged drive will be at the end of the login script

[9-11]
DRIVE
This script command terminates the login script


[9-7]
EXIT
This script command terminates the login script and executes the DOS executable in quotes

[9-7]
EXIT "program"
What are the environmental components that must be set up by the login scripts?


[9-7]
Search drive to PUBLIC,
search drive to DOS, 
COMSPEC to DOS directory
This script command governs whether map commands can be seen


[9-7]
map display
This script command governs whether mapping errors can be seen


[9-7]
map errors
This script identifier variable returns true if user is a member of a group


[9-9]
MEMBER OF "group"
09b. Login Script Variables
This script identifier variable returns the day number (1-31)


[9-11]
day
This script identifier variable returns the day of the week


[9-12]
day_of_week
This script identifier variable returns the month number


[9-14]
month
This script identifier variable returns the name of the month


[9-14]
month_name
This script identifier variable returns the number of the week day


[9-11]
nday_of_week
This script identifier variable returns the year in short format


[9-14]
short_year
This script identifier variable returns the year in full format


[9-14]
year
This script identifier variable returns the network number of the cabling system (8 hex digits)

[extra]
network_address
This script identifier variable returns the name of the file server


[extra]
FILE_SERVER
This script identifier variable returns the day or the night


[9-14]
am_pm
This script identifier variable returns "morning", "afternoon" or "evening"


[9-8]
greeting_time
This script identifier variable returns the hour of the day or night (1-12)


[9-14]
hour
This script identifier variable returns the hour (1-24)


[9-14]
hour24
This script identifier variable returns the minute (00-59)


[extra]
minute
This script identifier variable returns the second (00-59)


[extra]
second
This script identifier variable returns the user's full name from the bindery


[extra]
full_name
This script identifier variable returns the user's unique login name


[9-8]
login_name
This script identifier variable returns the machine the shell was written for


[7-4]
machine
This script identifier variable returns the workstation's operating system


[9-8]
os
This script identifier variable returns the version of the workstation's DOS


[9-8]
os_version
Why are menus used?



[10-2]
To simplify access to applications and utilities.
10. User Menus
To create a menu, a DOS text file with a ____ extension is compiled with the __________ program, resulting in a file with a ____ extension. To run the menu, start the _______ program.           [10-3]
SRC, MENUMAKE, DAT, NMENU
What are the four components of a NetWare menu system?


[10-5]
Main menu, submenus, commands, user input
What are the two types of command used in a menu script file?


[10-7]
Organizational, control
What are the organizational commands?



[10-7]
Menu, Item
What is the format of a Menu command?



[10-7]
MENU menu_number,menu_name
What is the format of an Item command?



[10-7]
ITEM item_name {option option}
By default, how are letters assigned to items? How can they be overridden?


[10-7]
In sequence (A, B, C, ...)by the MENUMAKE program.
Override by putting ^X in front of the item name, where X is the desired letter.
What problem can arise if you assign your own letters to menu items?


[10-7]
MENUMAKE does not track explicitly assigned letters, so some letters may be used twice.
What is the effect of the BATCH item option? What other option is automatically in effect if BATCH is used?

[10-8]
It removes the menu program from memory, freeing up 32K. 
The CHDIR option is automatically invoked.
What is the effect of the CHDIR item option?



[10-8]
It ensures that the default directory in use prior to the selection of the item is restored when the execution of the item is complete.
What is the effect of the PAUSE item option?



[10-8]
It suspends execution of the menu until the user presses a key.
What is the effect of the SHOW item option?



[10-8]
If a DOS command is being executed, SHOW causes the name of the command to be displayed on the screen.
What are the 6 Control commands?



[10-9]
EXEC, GETO, GETP, GETR, LOAD, SHOW
What is the effect of an "EXEC abc" command?


[10-9]
It causes the "abc" DOS or menu command  to be executed.
What is the effect of an "EXEC EXIT" command?


[10-9]
It halts execution of the menu and returns the user to the DOS prompt.
What is the effect of an "EXEC DOS" command?


[10-9]
It takes the user temporarily to the DOS prompt.
What is the effect of a "LOAD abc" command?



[10-9]
It suspends execution of the current menu while the "abc" menu is run. "abc" is the name of a .DAT file created by MENUMAKE.
What is the effect of a "SHOW nn" command?



[10-10]
It shows the submenu number "nn" on the screen. Submenu nn is in the same .DAT file as the line which SHOWs it.
What is the effect of a "GETx" command? 
What are the three possible values of "x" and what do they mean?

[10-10]
It prompts the user for input, and pauses until the input is provided. 
O - optional, 
P - parameter, 
R - required
How many submenus can be defined within a single menu definition file?


[10-10]
255
How does the user indicate that the response to a GETx command is complete?


[10-10]
F10
What are the 6 parameters of the GETx command? Use the exact punctuation required for the GETx command to work.

[10-10]
instruction {prepend} length,prefill,SECURE {append}
What program permits menus created in previous versions of NetWare to be converted to the NetWare 3.12 format?

[10-12]
MENUCNVT
What is the effect of an "EXEC LOGOUT" command?


[10-9]
It logs the user out of the system.
Which of the GETx parameters makes the user's response unreadable on the screen?


[10-10]
SECURE
In one section of a menu, you want to assist the user in executing an NLIST command to show all users with a given title, with the title "Manager" as default.  Show the commands needed.       [10-11]
GETP Enter title: {} 40,"Manager", {}
NLIST User where "Title" eq %1
What is the maximum number of GETx commands per item?


[10-10]
100
How many prompts can be entered in one dialog box? 
How can you force a prompt into its own dialog box?   
[10-10]
10 
^ in front of prompt text
How does the modular design of NetWare provide benefits?


[11-2]
Only needed components have to be loaded, 
Third parties can create add-ons to the operating system
11. Managing the NetWare Server
What are the two major components of the NetWare operating system?


[11-2]
Core operating system, 
NLMs
What does NLM stand for?



[11-3]
NetWare Loadable Module
What are the primary services of the Core Operating system?


[11-3]
Authentication, directory services, file storage, routing, security
Name six services provided by NLMs included with NetWare


[11-3]
LAN drivers and disk drivers, network printing, remote console support, server monitoring, storage management,  UPS monitoring
Name four services provided by Novell NLMs purchased separately from NetWare


[11-3]
Communications, data migration, media management, network management
Name four console screen-related console commands


[11-4]
Broadcast, 
CLS, 
Exit, 
Send
Name four installation-related console commands


[11-4]
Add name space, 
Bind, 
Load, 
Mount
Name ten maintenance-related console commands


[11-4]
Clear station, Disable Login, Dismount, Down, Enable Login, Remove DOS, Secure console, Set, Unbind, Unload
Name eight configuration-related console commands


[11-4]
Config, Display servers, Modules, Name, Time, Volumes, UPS status, UPS time
What command will start the Monitor NLM?



[11-7]
What command will start the Monitor NLM?
What four types of NLM are provided with NetWare?


[11-8]
Disk drivers, 
LAN drivers, 
Name space modules, 
NLM utilities
What extension do disk driver NLMs have?



[11-8]
DSK
What extension do name space module NLMs have?


[11-8]
NAM
What extension do utility NLMs have?



[11-8]
NLM
What two types of NLM utilities are there?


[11-8]
Management, 
Server enhancement
What are the management NLMs?



[11-9]
Install, 
Monitor, 
UPS
What keystroke combination switches to the next of a series of loaded NLM screens?


[11-9]
Alt-Esc
What keystroke combination shows a list of loaded NLMs?


[11-9]
Ctrl-Esc
What tasks can be performed with the INSTALL NLM?


[11-10]
Create NetWare partitions and volumes, mirror hard disks, create or modify boot files, copy System and Public files to server, load system files, install and configure add-on products
What is the MONITOR NLM used for?


[11-11]
To show statistics on the server's operation, for problem resolution and performance management
What is the UPS NLM used for?



[11-12]
To provide a link between the server and an Uninterruptible Power Supply.
What are the server enhancement modules?



[11-14]
STREAMS, NMAGENT, ROUTE, RPL
What does NetWare STREAMS provide?



[11-14]
The interfrace that lets multiple protocols co-exist on a NetWare network.
Give the names of the NLMs which make up the STREAMS capability, in the order in which they must be loaded

[11-14]
STREAMS, 
IPXS and SPXS, 
CLIB, 
TLI
What does NMAGENT provide?



[11-14]
A facility which lets LAN drivers register and pass network management parameters
What does the ROUTE NLM provide?  What must be loaded before it?


[11-14]
Ability for NetWare to communicate across IBM Token-Ring network routers.
The NetWare TOKEN LAN driver must be loaded first.
What does RPL provide?



[11-14]
Remote booting of workstations.
What must be loaded at a workstation to provide a remote console function?


[11-15]
RCONSOLE.EXE
What must be loaded at a server to provide a remote console function?


[11-16]
REMOTE.NLM, 
RSPX.NLM or RS232.NLM
What program is executed at the workstation to connect in remote console mode via modem?

[11-17]
ACONSOLE
What keystrokes allow you to view the RCONSOLE menu?


[11-18]
*
What keystrokes allow you to exit RCONSOLE?


[11-18]
Shift-Esc
What keystrokes allow you to scroll through the RCONSOLE screens?


[11-18]
+, -
What options are available from the RCONSOLE menu that cannot be obtained with function keys?

[11-18]
Directory scan, 
Transfer files to server, 
Copy system and public files
Besides physically locking up the room the server is in, how can you protect the server?


[11-19]
Use the password feature in MONITOR.NLM, 
Use the Secure Console command
Add a password to REMOTE
What printing setup is in place when NetWare 3.12 is initially installed?


[12-2]
12a. Network Printing Environment
What are the components of network printing?



[12-2]
Print queues, print servers, printers
What is a print queue?



[12-3]
A subdirectory of the SYSTEM directory on the SYS: volume, in which print jobs are stored as files until printed
What tool is used to set up network printing?



[12-3]
PConsole
What is a print server?
How many printers can one print server handle?

[12-4]
A NetWare server running PSERVER.NLM, or a dedicated workstation running PSERVER.EXE.
16
What is a network printer?



[12-5]
A printer which has been defined to the network in PCONSOLE.
How is a network printer attached to the network?


[12-5]
It can be attached to a print server, to a workstation, or directly to the network cable
What is a local printer?



[12-5]
A printer which is attached to a print server
What is a remote printer?



[12-5]
A printer which is attached to a workstation or directly to the network cable
What are the steps in setting up network printing?


[12-6]
Configure network printing,
Initialize the print server,
Connect printers to the network,
Customize printing
What are the critical properties of a print queue?


[12-7]
Name
What are the critical properties of a print server?


[12-8]
Name, 
printers it services,
queues the printers service
What are the critical properties of a network printer?


[12-8]
Type (parallel or serial),
port,
use of interrupts,
local or remote connection
What utility is available for managing network printing?


[12-9]
PCONSOLE
What are the options in the main screen of the 
print management utility?


[12-9]
Change current file server,
Print queue information,
Print server information
What are the steps in setting up network printing?


[12-10]
Select server for print queue, define queue,
select server for print server, define server, 
defint printer within server configuration,
assign queue to the printer
When do changes to the network print configuration take place?
a. As soon as they are made in PCONSOLE
b. Next time the print server is started
[12-12]
12b. NetWare Print Server
What program runs the print server facility on a NetWare server?


[12-13]
PSERVER.NLM
What program runs the print server facility on a dedicated workstation?


[12-13]
PSERVER.EXE
How can a server-based print server be stopped?


[12-13]
Unload the NLM, or
Down the server in PCONSOLE
What command would start the PS_ACCTG print server on a file server once?


[12-13]
LOAD PSERVER PS_ACCTG at the file server console
What command would start the PS_ACCTG print server on a file server each time the file server is brought up?

[12-13]
LOAD PSERVER PS_ACCTG in AUTOEXEC.NCF
What 3 steps are necessary to start a DOS workstation running as a print server? 
How could the startup be automated?

[12-13]
Put SPX connections = 60 in the workstation's NET.CFG file,
load the DOS requester,
enter "PSERVER PS_MKTG" at the prompt.
Put PSERVER command in AUTOEXEC.BAT
How can a print server on a dedicated workstation be brought down?


[12-13]
By choosing Down in PCONSOLE
What are the steps for making a local printer available to the network?


[12-14]
Cable the printer to a port on the print server,
Create a printer definition in PCONSOLE, defined as local and on the correct port,
Start the print server
What are the steps for making a remote printer available to the network?


[12-14]
Define a printer in PCONSOLE as remote and on the correct port, Start the print server, Cable the printer to the port on the workstation, start DOS requester, 
run RPRINTER server printernumber
What command starts remote printing on a workstation for printer number 3 on the PS_ACCTG print server?  
Does this printer have to be on LPT3?
[12-15]
RPRINTER PS_ACCTG 3
no
What two methods of communicating with a remote printer exist?  
What parameter initiates the use of the slower method?
[12-15]
Interrupts, polling
-P
What is meant when it is said that an application is network-aware?


[12-16]
The application knows about print queues and can direct output to them
12c. NetWare Print Job Redirection
What is meant by the term "print job redirection"?


[12-16]
The NetWare requester redirects print jobs from a physical port on the workstation to a print queue
Print job redirection is temporary - how can the user or administrator make the same redirection happen in each network session?

[12-16]
Include the necessary commands in a login script or in a batch file
What utilities are available in NetWare 3.12 to accomplish print job redirection?


[12-17]
Capture
NetWare User Tools for Windows
Do the print job redirection utilities indicate what kind of printer is being used?  
If not, how is this done?

[12-17]
No.
The correct printer driver must be chosen in the application
If a print file has been stored on disk, how can it be printed on a network printer?


[12-18]
Using NPRINT or PCONSOLE
What command displays the current status of printer redirection?


[12-19]
CAPTURE SHow
What command redirects print jobs sent to LPT2 to the HPMKTG queue on server FS1, with no banner, no form feed at the end of the job, and a timeout period of 10 seconds?
[12-19]
CAPTURE L=2 Q=HPMKTG S=FS1 NB NFF TI=10
What command redirects print jobs sent to LPT1 to the Students queue, with TEST in the banner, no conversion of tabs to spaces, 3 copies and notification of print job status?
[12-19]
CAPTURE L=1 Q=Students B=TEST NT C=3, NOTIFY
What command redirects print jobs sent to LPT1 with the parameters set in the Month-End print job configuration?

[12-19]
CAPTURE L=1 J=Month-End
What command redirects print jobs sent to LPT3 to a disk file called Budget3.RPT?


[12-19]
CAPTURE L=3 CR=Budget3.RPT
What command ends the redirection of print jobs sent to LPT3?


[12-19]
CAPTURE L=3 EndCapture
What command provides help on the CAPTURE command?


[12-19]
CAPTURE /?
What command would send the BUDGET3Q.RPT file to the Q_Finance print queue with a banner of Urgent, no tab conversion, and no final form feed.
[12-21]
NPRINT BUDGET3.RPT q=Q_Finance b=Urgent nt nff
What command releases the print jobs currently being sent to sent to LPT3 if 5 seconds passses with no new data being sent?
[12-19]
CAPTURE L=3 TI=5
What is the SPOOL command used for?



[12-20]
To set up default spooler mappings for NPRINT and CAPTURE
Enter a command which will print the file F:\SHARED\FORECAST on the Q_MKTG queue on server FS1 with three copies and no form feed.
[12-21]
NPRINT F:\SHARED\FORECAST Q=Q_MKTG S=FS1 C=3 NFF
How would you redirect the LPT1 port to the BUSDEV queue on FS1using the Windows utility?

[12-25]
NetWare Tools, Printer connections, choose port LPT1, choose the BUSDEV queue on FS1, choose Capture
How would you indicate that the network printer you are referring to on LPT1 is an HP LaserJet III, using the Windows utility?

[12-25]
You can't using NetWare Tools.  
Printer definition is done in Control Panel.
Print job redirection accomplished through the Windows utility is no longer in effect when you exit Windows. (T/F)
What command is available to stop the capturing of print jobs to the network?
What are the available options?

[12-20]
ENDCAPture
/Local, /All, /CAncel
What user type can create or delete print queues? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)[12-27]
12d. Managing Print Jobs
What user type can modify print queues? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user) [12-27]
S, PQO
What user type can use print queues? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
S, PQU
What user type can change other's print q entries? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
What user type can change their own print q entries? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
What user type can create & delete prt servers and prts? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
What user type can receive prt error messages? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
PNL, PSU
What user type can monitor the print server? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
S, PSU
What user type can modify prt servers and printers? (S=supervisor or equivalent, PQO=print q operator, PQU=print q user, PNL=printer notify list, PSO=print server operator, PSU=print server user)
S, PSO
What users and groups are automatically made operators and users of a print queue or print server?

[12-28]
Supervisor or supervisor equivalent that created the queue is operator,
Everyone group is a user of each print server and print queue
What is the main tool used by a print queue operator?


[12-28]
What 3 flags are available to control a queue's operations?


[12-28]
Users can place entries in queue,
Servers can service entries in queue,
New servers can attach to queue
What is the purpose of PRINTDEF?



[12-32]
To create, group and maintain printer command strings, and to define forms
12e. Customizing Print Jobs
What is the purpose of PRINTCON?



[12-32]
To simplify the use of NPRINT and CAPTURE by saving the options specified in a CAPTURE command as a reusable job configuration
What is the purpose of system fault tolerance?
To protect network data and to ensure operations are not interrupted, by a combination of hardware and software facilities that keep the system running
13a. System Fault Tolerance
What is the purpose of read after write verification?


[13-4]
Ensuring that data written to disk matches the original data in memory
What is the purpose of hot fix?
How does it work?


[13-4]
Ensuring that bad blocks on a server's disk drive don't result in data loss.
Bad blocks are automatically marked as unusable, and data stored there is remapped to a safe area on the disk.
What is the purpose of duplicate FATs and DETs?


[13-5]
Ensuring that damage to the file allocation table or directory entry table does not result in data loss.
What is the purpose of the Transaction Tracking System?


[13-5]
Protecting databases by allowing partially completed transactions to be rolled back, assuring the database's integrity in case of a system failure.
What is the purpose of Disk Mirroring?



[13-6]
Completely duplicating a disk's data on a second disk, so that if either one fails the data is still available.
What is the purpose of Disk Duplexing?



[13-6]
Duplicating the disk channel, the host bus adapter and the drive controllers as well as the disk drive.  If any of these elements fails, the data will still be available.
What is the purpose of an uninterruptible power supply?



[13-6]
A UPS continues to supply power to a server or workstaion connected to it even if the utility power is no longer available. Files can be closed safely and the network brought down gracefully.
What does SMS stand for?



[13-9]
Storage Management Services
13b. Storage Management Services
What is the purpose of SMS?



[13-9]
Providing system data backup and recovery that is independent of the hardware, software and file system used.
Name 4 SMS target devices.



[13-9]
DOS workstations, 
OS/2 workstations, 
NetWare file services, 
Btrieve databases
Name three backup types



[13-10]
Full, Differential, Incremental
Name three backup strategies.



[13-10]
Full, 
Full plus Differential, 
Full plus Incremental
Which backup strategy would take the longest to run each time?


[13-11]
Full
Which backup strategy would take the most tapes?


[13-11]
Full plus incremental
Which backup strategy would take the longest to recover with, after a disaster?


[13-12]
Full plus Incremental
How are Differential and Incremental backups different?


[13-10]
Incremental resets the modify bit, 
Differential does not
What rights must be assigned to the user doing a backup of the file system?


[13-13]
Read and file scan to all files on the volume being backed up, and knowledge of the passwords on servers and workstations that act as hosts or targets
What are the steps in using SBACKUP to back up a NetWare 3.12 server?


[13-15]
Load the driver software for the tape backup device, load TSA312, load SBACKUP, choose the target, back up the files, unload SBACKUP, unload TSA312, unload the tape driver software
What does TSA stand for?



[13-14]
Target Service Agent
What does MHS stand for?



[14-1]
Message Handling Service
14. Implementing Electronic Mail
What products are included with NetWare 3.12?
a. Basic MHS
b. Global MHS
c. First Mail    [14-2]
a, c
What is the NetWare upgrade path from Basic MHS?


[14-2]
Global MHS
What does SMF stand for?



[14-2]
Standard Message Format
What NLM is used to install Basic MHS?



[14-2]
INSTALL
What are the first 5 steps in installing Basic MHS?


[14-2]
Load Install
Select Product Options
Press Insert at Currently Installed Products
Enter the path the Basic MHS source
Accept or replace the workgroup name
What are the last 5 steps in installing Basic MHS?


[14-3]
Accept or replace the SYS:MHS directory
Choose re enabling messaging for users
Choose re using login names
Choose re updating system login script
Choose re editing AUTOEXEC.NCF
What is the recommended maximum number of users for Basic MHS?


[14-4]
25
What Admin Functions are listed on the main menu of Basic MHS?
Users,
Distribution Lists,
Applications,
Configuration
Give the name and path of the utility program which is available to manage Basic MHS? 
What other program must be loaded at the client first?
[14-4]
ADMIN.EXE in MHS\EXE directory
BREQUEST.EXE
What documentation files are included with Basic MHS? Where are they located?


[14-4]
ADMIN.DOC and README.TXT
SYS:MHS\SYS
Which E-mail applications can use Basic MHS?


[14-5]
Any that use SMF
What are the limitations of First Mail?



[14-5]
Works on a single server only
Remote clients not supported
No gateway support
Limited management control
What client types are supported by First Mail?


[14-5]
DOS, Macintosh
What are the six available options on the First Mail main menu?


[14-5]
Send a mail message
Browse mail messages
Change file server; Preferences
Edit a file
Quit using First Mail
What is the executable file for First Mail?
Where is it stored?


[14-5]
MAIL.EXE
SYS:PUBLIC
What steps should be followed in selecting and installing application software on the network?

[15-2]
Establish network compatibility, check if multiuser, create directory structure, install, flag files, give user access, change CONFIG.SYS
15. Network Applications
What are the usual file rights granted to an application's users for the application's program directory?

[15-4]
R F
What command would give all users in the WPUSERS group the ability to read files in the \APPS\WP51 directory?

[15-4]
GRANT R F for \APPS\WP51 to WPUSERS
What command would make all files in the \APPS\LOTUS4 directory read-only?


[15-4]
FLAG \APPS\LOTUS4\*.* RO
What attributes would be appropriate for data files for a single user application?


[15-4]
Read/Write
Non-shareable
What attributes would be appropriate for application files for a single user application?

[15-4]
Read-only
Non-shareable
What attributes would be appropriate for template files for a multiple-user application?


[15-4]
Read-only
Shareable
What attributes would be appropriate for data files for a multiple-user application?


[15-4]
Read/Write
NonShareable
What attributes would be appropriate for application files for a multiple-user application?

[15-4]
What attributes would be appropriate for application files for a multi-user application?


[15-4]
What attributes would be appropriate for data files for a multi-user application?


[15-4]
Read/write
Shareable