software‚ and mathematical calculation software. The buildings in which they work have no network‚ and the college plans to network each building and connect both networks. The college has also decided to purchase a Windows Server 2003 and a UNIX server for all to access. Both servers will be in a secure computer room in one of the buildings. In addition‚ the university plans to connect to an Internet Service Provider so each employee can easily access the Internet. What equipment must be purchased
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Server Program A server position in the restaurant industry is responsible for a major portion of the customer service‚ communication‚ and hospitality within a business. The tasks that a job incumbent would perform in this position would help communicate one of these four messages to every guest; “I’m glad you are here‚” “We have what you want when you want it‚” “You get what you want when you want it‚” and lastly “We want you back again.” These messages must be delivered to every guest with
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Lab 3 1. The IIS7 web page appears. 2. The IIS7 web page appears. 3. The default web page for is set to be the IIS7 oage. 4. The detailed error 403.6 Forbidden is displayed. 5. The basic error 403.6 forbidden is displayed. 6. The IIS7 web page is displayed. 7. The error page remains. 8. This is because there is no DNS setup to establish the link between the local address and the address name. Computer Name IP Address Server05B 172.16.5.2 9. The IIS7 web page is displayed. 10. It will not connect
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Lab 2 Configuring Servers This lab contains the following exercises and activities: Exercise 2.1 Exercise 2.2 Exercise 2.3 Lab Challenge Completing Post-Installation Tasks Adding Roles and Features Converting the GUI Interface to Server Core Using the Server Core Interface Exercise 2.1 Completing Post-Installation Tasks Overview In this exercise‚ you complete the tasks necessary to set up a server on which Windows Server 2012 R2 has just been installed. Mindset
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in this process. Careful consideration of the company’s business needs is paramount‚ as it is usually expensive to make subsequent changes. Analysis of user requirements versus the various benchmarks test results will establish the best choice of server/software to be purchased. Installation of new equipment must be properly considered and planned to avoid unnecessary disruption and to ensure that the IT & T Policy issues are adequately covered. The issue of IT consumables is looked into
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controls for Windows Server 2003 for folders and authentication. 2. Disabling of modify permissions would prevent from copying or modifying a file. 3. Group Policy allows for special policies and permissions on a Windows network via role-based access. Relate how Windows Server 2008 R2 Active Directory and the configuration of access controls achieve CIA for departmental LANs‚ departmental folders‚ and data? 4. Windows Server 2008 provides improvements from Active Directory of Server 2003. Read-only
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single standalone server in his company. The problem is that he can’t find an option to create a universal security group. What is the problem? d. He cannot create a universal security group on a standalone server and must instead create a local security group. 4. One of the DCs in your company reports it has an Active Directory error and you need to fix it as quickly as possible to reduce downtime. Which of the following tools can you use to stop and restart AD DS on that server? (Choose all that
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High Performance SQL Server Performance Tuning with SQL Server Dynamic Management Views Louis Davidson and Tim Ford Performance Tuning using SQL Server Dynamic Management Views By Louis Davidson and Tim Ford First published by Simple Talk Publishing 2010 Copyright Louis Davidson and Tim Ford 2010 ISBN 978-1-906434-46-5 The right of Louis Davidson and Tim Ford to be identified as the authors of this work has been asserted by them in accordance with the Copyright‚ Designs and
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Chris Simmons August 21‚ 2014 IS3340 Egon Week 3 Lab 1. Enforce Password. This makes it so you cannot use the same password more than once or more than 10 times‚ etc. When you change your password‚ it cannot be the password you were just using. 2. No. This stores plaintext password. This can be a risk. It’s default “disabled”. 3. Store passwords using reversible encryption is required for certain remote access protocols. It is also required to VPN in most cases. 4. To be more secure‚ of
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Week 2 Lab #4 Assessment ISSC362: IT Security: Attack & Defense 20 december 2013 Lab #4 – Assessment Worksheet 1. Phase 1—Reconnaissance‚ Phase 2—Scanning‚ Phase 3—Gaining Access‚ Phase 4—Maintaining Access‚ Phase 5—Covering Tracks 2. Zenmap does an intense scan of all TCP ports in order to find open and vulnerable ports. 3. Phase 1 Reconnaissance 4. This is referred to by many names‚ but typically just called a vulnerability scan. Can be done with tools such as Nessus or Microsoft baseline
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