NET 488 - Netware 4.x Administration Credits: 2 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Course covers the knowledge and skills needed to perform Netware 4.x network administration or system management tasks effectively. Competencies
- Connect a DOS workstation to the network and log in
- Describe the basic functions and services of a network
- Describe workstation communications with the network, and list the files required to connect a DOS workstation to the network
- Describe the function of the software necessary to connect a workstation to the network, including local operating systems, NetWare DOS Requester, communications protocol, and network board
- Connect a workstation to the network by loading the appropriate DOS workstation files
- Utilize NetWare utilities
- Identify, navigate, and perform similar basic functions using a graphical utility, a DOS text utility, and a command line utility
- Activate and navigate Help for each type of utility
- Activate and navigate Novell Electro Text
- Manage NetWare Directory Services
- Describe NetWare 4.X Directory Services (NDS) and the NDS database
- Describe NDS objects, properties, and values
- Describe the Directory tree
- Create, delete, rename, and move objects within the NDS database
- Enter and modify property values of objects
- Set up network user accounts
- Access Network Resources with NDS
- Define NDS context and current context
- Demonstrate correct NDS object naming
- Access NDS information from the command prompt using NLIST and CX
- Search NDS information using the NetWare Administrator 1
- Plan File Systems
- Explain the basic concepts of network file storage, including volumes and directory structure
- Define a directory, including its main function, tree structure, directory name, and path
- List the system-created directories on the SYS: volume and describe their contents
- Identify the strengths and weaknesses of sample directory structures
- Design a directory structure based on a given scenario
- Manage Network File Storage
- Access file storage by mapping network drives to volumes and directories
- Navigate volumes and directories by using network drives
- Access network applications by mapping search drives to application directories
- Perform directory management tasks, such as creating, deleting, and renaming directories
- Perform file management tasks such as copying, moving, deleting, salvaging and purging files
- Implement Network File System Security
- Identify the levels and functions of network security
- Plan file system security using groups, users, directory rights, file rights, and Inheritance Rights Filters
- Describe directory and file attributes and their use in a file system security plan
- Implement a file system security plan using NetWare Administrator
- Implement NetWare Directory Services Security
- Explain NetWare Directory Services access control including the concepts of trustees, object and property rights, inheritance, IRF, and effective rights
- Plan NetWare Directory Services access control security using roups, users, object rights, property rights, and Inheritance Rights filters
- Implement NetWare Directory Services access control by adding and removing a trustee, adding and removing object and property rights, and setting and IRF
- List, define, and set up user account login restrictions
- Manage the NetWare 4.x Server
- Describe console commands and identify the function of command commonly used by network administrators
- Describe NLM’s, how they are loaded, and their types
- Identify the purpose and function of the major management NLM’s, such as INSTALL, MONITOR, SERVER MANAGER, and UPS
- Describe remote console management, list the steps to setting up the server for both SPX and asynchronous remote connects, use RCONSOLE.EXE to connect remotely to the server
- Implement console security features on the server by assigning a console passwork and keeping the server in a secure location
- Set up printing services on a NetWare 4.X network
- Describe the basic components of network printing, how they interrelate in processing a print job, and the general steps to their setup
- Create and configure the NetWare Directory Services network printing objects:
- Set up network printing hardware by bringing up a print server on a NetWare server and connecting a printer to the network through a NetWare server and DOS workstation Print Queue, Printer, and Print Server
- Manage print jobs in the print queue by viewing their properties, pausing, rushing, delaying printing and deleting jobs in the queue
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