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to be shared? Samba 29. (Page 181)What command is used to exit vi and save? zz and esc :wq 30. (Page 196)What command takes you to your home directory? cd 31. (Page 498)Which utility helps you update packages? Yum (installed by default) 32. (Page 193)Absolute pathnames: starts at root and has nothing to do with your home directory 33. (Pages 241-242)What command moves a command from the background to the foreground? fg 34. (Page 288)How do you give users permission to

Name: ________________ ____________________ Date: October 28, 2012 Study Guide for Lab Quiz 3 CHAPTER 5 - 6 Chapter 5 Discovery Exercises 1. Use a command to find the instances in which the word “host” is used in the /etc directory. Answer: Type grep host /etc/* and press Enter. 2. What addition to the command you used in Exercise 1 can you use to slow the output to one screen at a time? Answer: Add a pipe and use more or less, as in grep host

Commands and Directories Step 2: File System Navigation 2: Display a long listing of the ⁄etc directory. Enter ls -l ⁄etc. Verify that the output is from the ⁄etc directory and is a long list. What type of files may you find in this directory? Write your answer below. Various configuration files for the system 3: Display a long listing of the ⁄bin directory. Enter ls -l ⁄bin. Verify that the output is from the ⁄bin directory and is a long

contents of the root file system directory (/) on your system. ls / 2. Use the ls -l command to view the contents of the root file system directory (/). ls –l / 3. Determine the inode value for the /etc directory. ls –i / 4. Make /etc your current working directory and then

this chapter. cut –d ‘,’ –f 3 products 14. You are worried about copying over an existing or newer file in another directory when you use the move command. What are your options in this situation? copy –u file1 ./ 15. What command enables you to find all empty files in your source directory? find ./ –size 0 16. How can you find all files in your home directory that were modified in the last seven days? find ./ -mtime 7 17. How can you put the contents of each line of the

The text below should be in Lesson 2 on page 22 of the Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Configuration, Exam 70-640 textbook. Updates to the text appear in a blue font. Introducing the Server Manager The Bottom Line Before you begin working in Windows Server 2008, you need to be familiar with the central administrative interface. When you boot up a Windows Server 2008 server, you will see a window similar to that shown in Figure 2-1. Figure 2-1 Server Manager Windows Server 2008 provides

Riordan Manufacturing Active Directory Proposal Introduction The following is a proposal for the implementation of Active Directory within the Riordan Manufacturing organization. The primary reference for this proposal is the Microsoft guide "Best Practice Active Directory Design for Managing Windows Networks." The contents below will provide a working definition of Microsoft Active Directory, the benefits it will provide to Riordan, a base diagram of Active Directory for Riordan, and a detail analysis

Server Infrastructure Certification. Prerequisite: CMIT 369. An overview of the management and administration of Windows Server operating systems. The goal is to manage and troubleshoot features of Windows Server operating systems, including Active Directory, DNS, Group Policy, Desktop Security, Remote Access, Windows Deployment, and User Accounts. Course Outcomes 1. Deploy, manage, and maintain Windows server to provide critical network services. 2. Configure and manage Windows services to secure the

Practice Active Directory Design for Managing Windows Networks A structured approach to Active Directory design makes enterprise-scale directory service deployment straightforward and easy to understand. This guide combines business and technical guidance to minimize the time and effort required to implement the Active Directory directory service. This guide provides a step-by-step methodology based on best practices learned from customers that have already deployed Active Directory in their organizations

install of Active Directory was also implemented, allowing a single client to connect to the bestnet.local domain. Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer was also implemented to determine any outlying security risks associated with the Windows Server 2012. This lab took the knowledge that I gained from in-class lectures and previous experiences, and allowed me to implement Active Directory, DHCP, and DNS flawlessly on Windows Server 2012. It helped me to understand how Active Directory and DNS are linked