This quiz covers the the training module “Disaster Recovery”. This module contains four lessons. Here is a summary of the previous lessons. The Backup Utility Performing a Backup Restoring Data The Recovery Console [mtouchquiz 13]
The Recovery Console is a text-mode command interpreter that allows you to access the hard disk of a computer running Windows Server 2003 for basic troubleshooting and system maintenance. The Recovery Console is particularly useful when the operating system cannot … Take lesson
Restoring a normal backup is a straightforward procedure, however when restoring data from incremental or differential backups, you will often need to restore both the normal backup and the relevant incremental backups, or differential backup. Use the buttons below to … Take lesson
This lesson will show you, step by step, how to perform the various types of backup as described in the previous lesson. This is specific for Windows Server 2003. This command has been replaced in later versions of Windows by … Take lesson
One of the most important tasks for any network administrator is the creation and management of a solid backup and restore procedure. Microsoft Windows Server 2003 provides many powerful tools that will enable you to perform backups of local and … Take lesson
This quiz covers the the training module “Local Security”. This module contains five lessons. Here is a summary of the previous lessons. Security Overview Local Security Policies Local Group Policies Security Templates Configuring Services [mtouchquiz 12]
There are a great many services within the Windows operating system. Services are normally accessed from other applications e.g. When the computer needs an IP address from a DHCP server a call is made to the DHCP client service to … Take lesson
Security settings can be set through predefined Security Templates. There are various grades of these of increasingly restrictive security. Each of them can be customised, and saved to be used in various group policies for local machines and domains. This … Take lesson
Group Policies are a convenient way for an administrator to prescribe the behaviour of computers, and the rights and permissions of users, from a single console. Group Policies can be applied to single computer and its users, or to wider … Take lesson
A local security policy specifies various security settings on the local machine. These can include password and account lockout policies, audit policies and user rights assignments. Domain security policies will override local security policies so care should be taken when … Take lesson