CPMT 1404 Lab 8

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Lab 8

Lab 8, Supporting Hard Drives © R. Craig Collins, 2005

General Lab Directions
Note: There is not enough time in lecture to cover all the material; read background info BEFORE you begin the lab

Check with your Instructor for due date
Document the required steps before you start the lab (this documentation will be turned in): 30%
Hands on Grading
- 0 mistakes: 30%
- 1 or 2 mistakes: 25%
- 3 or 4 mistakes: 20%
- 5 or 6 mistakes: 10%
Activity: 40%

Answer all of the 'Reviewing the Basics' questions, p. 445
* add appropriate summary of troubleshooting to your documentation
Login users to your server
    * Boot your Windows server, Linux Server, and Windows workstation
    * You will need to add appropriate screen shots to your documentation for the following
    * in your XP workstation, open My Computer
    * Under Tools, choose Map Network Drive
    * Enter in \\servername\shared foldername, or browse to your server's shared folder
        * Locate your domain, then right click on your server. Choose Explore. Log in as one of your users.
        *You can then copy and paste the \\servername\shared foldername
    * Add a screen shot to your documentation
    * Compare this to logging into a Linux Server, via Telnet
Defrag your server; Project 10-1, #2, p. 448 (you need not finish, just start the process)
    * add appropriate screen shots to your documentation
    * Is there a comparable tool in the Linux GUI? In command Linux?
        *From a terminal session, type apropos defragment, to see if any command documentation contains defragment
Backup your server; Project 10-2, all, p. 448-449 (you need not finish, just start the process, and you may choose your backup location)
    * add appropriate screen shots to your documentation
    * Is there a comparable tool in the Linux GUI? In command Linux?
        *From a terminal session, type apropos backup, to see if any command documentation contains backup
Learn about Antivirus; Variation on Project 10-3; install AVG antivirus software to your server
* add appropriate screen shots to your documentation
* Is there a comparable tool for the Linux GUI? for command Linux?