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Skills measured by exam
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Develop an appropriate implementation model for specific
requirements in a Microsoft environment or a mixed Microsoft and NetWare
environment. Considerations include:
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Develop a security strategy in a Microsoft environment or a
mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment. Strategies include:
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Install Windows 98. Installation options include:
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Configure Windows 98 server components. Server components
include:
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Install and configure the network components of Windows 98
in a Microsoft environment or a mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment.
Network components include:
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Install and configure network protocols in a Microsoft
environment or a mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment. Protocols include:
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Install and configure hardware devices in a Microsoft
environment and a mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment. Hardware devices
include:
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Install and configure Microsoft Backup. |
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Assign access permissions for shared folders in a Microsoft
environment or a mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment. Methods include:
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Create, share, and monitor resources. Resources include:
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Set up user environments by using user profiles and system
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Back up data and the registry and restore data and the registry.
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Configure hard disks. Tasks include:
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Create hardware profiles. |
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Configure a Windows 98 computer as a client computer in a
network that contains a Windows NT 4.0 domain. |
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Configure a Windows 98 computer as a client computer in a
NetWare network. |
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Configure a Windows 98 computer for remote access by using
various methods in a Microsoft environment or a mixed Microsoft and NetWare
environment. Methods include:
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Monitor system performance by using Net Watcher, System Monitor,
and Resource Meter. |
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Tune and optimize the system in a Microsoft environment and a
mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment. Tasks include:
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Diagnose and resolve installation failures. Tasks include:
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Diagnose and resolve boot process failures. Tasks include:
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Diagnose and resolve connectivity problems in a Microsoft
environment and a mixed Microsoft and NetWare environment. Tools include:
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Diagnose and resolve printing problems in a Microsoft
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Diagnose and resolve file system problems. |
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Diagnose and resolve resource access problems in a Microsoft
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Diagnose and resolve hardware device and device driver problems.
Tasks include:
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Microsoft Certification
Topics and Notes.
DOS 6.20-22
MS-DOS Architecture and Commands.
Use the DIR, XCOPY,
and DOSKEY commands.
Dir /w /p /a (attributes) ~ dir /ah will show hidden files. Dir /o/h
will show hidden files in alphabetic order.
Dir /a displays only
files that show the attributes you specify. Which are h,s,d,a,r , use a minus
sigh in front to show opposites. Do not separate separate choices with spaces.
Sort ~ /o options = n,e,d,s,g,c /s all in all sub directories, and c for
compression ratio.
Xcopy copies directories, and their sub-directories. Not hidden or
system files, (use diskcopy here).
/y=overwrite, /a =
only files with archive file attribute set. /m = same as /a and turns off
archive file attribute.
/s= for
sub-directories to, MUST STATE /S for subs. REMEMBER will not copy subs if they
are empty,
MUST use the /E
switch for that. /v for verification. Use a batch file to automate these
commands.
Doskey loads into memory and recalls dos commands. , Edit command lines
and run macros. Use up, down
arrows. F1, F3 = all first and past commands. Can reprogram DOS
commands with this, called Refining commands. CANNOT use doskey in a batch
command.
Use FDISK to
configure a partition table.
FDISK/Status will show status without starting FDISK. Use FDISK
for creation of a primary MSDOS partition. And other extended partitions,
Setting one, deleting one, Selection of a second disk to partition. Max size is
2 gigss. Deleting a partition will lose the data.. If drive is COMPRESSED FDISK
will not show it. Will have to delete partition to resize it. No SUBST command.
FORMAT command is next.
Describe the
characteristics of the FAT . ~ File Allocation Table.
FAT acts as a map to storage location of files on disk by
indicating which clusters are allocated to each file and in what order. Keyed
to file names in directories. FAT keeps list of which clusters are bad, which
are in use, and which are free for data. FAT consists of a series of linked
lists. Each cluster is assigned a FAT entry. ~ 2 corresponds to cluster 2. EOF
is marked here. First two fats are reserved for information and buffers.
Describe the
characteristics of the entries in the directory structure.
Installation and SETUP of MSDOS
Recognize steps in
installation process.
List
Components needed to successfully uninstall MSDOS
MSDOS booting options
Start MSDOS using a
variety of start options.
MSDOS Memory Management and Optimizing.
Define Conventional
Memory.
Define Expanded
Memory.
Define
Extended Memory.
Explain The
purpose of HIMEM.SYS
Explain the
purpose of EMM386.EXE
Explain the
purpose of MEMMAKER.
Explain the
purpose of a DISK CACHE.
Setup a RAM
DRIVE with RAMDRIVE.SYS.
MSDOS
Programs.
Run Interlnk and
Intersvr between two PC’s.
Define the term Advanced
Power Management.(APM)
Identify the
components of Microsoft Backup and explain their functions.
Recognize when it is
appropriate to use MSDOS undelete instead of Microsoft Windows Undelete.
Demonstrate the
ability to take preventive measures to avoid VIRUSES.
Identify appropriate
uses of MSDOS SHELL.
List and describe
the DEFRAG command-line Switches.
MSDOS TROUBLESHOOTING
Diagnose a failure
to load MSDOS SHELL and determine appropriate course of action.
Identify disk errors
by using CHKDSK.
Diagnose MSDOS
6.X memory management problems and determine appropriate courses of action.
Demonstrate
familiarity with the contents of the MSDOS README FILE.
Microsoft Windows 3.1 Installation and Setup.
Given a
configuration , determine the optimal mode for running Windows. ~ Enhanced,
Standard.
Standard
Enhanced
Install Windows 3.1
for various setup situations.
Recognize Steps
in the Installation Process.
Run Maintenance Mode Setup.
Microsoft Windows 3.1 Architecture.
Identify the components
that define the Windows Environment.
Explain the purpose
and function of PROGMAN.INI.
Explain the
purpose and functions of DLL’s.
Explain why a TEMP
variable is crucial to the Printing Process.
Microsoft
Windows 3.1 Memory Architecture.
Explain the purpose
of the paging system.
Explain the purpose
of a SWAP FILE.
Make
Windows Systems Resources available.
Identify
limitations of Windows Resources.
Recognize the difference
between REAL mode and PROTECTIVE mode.
REAL.
PROTECTIVE.
Microsoft Windows 3.1 Common Usage.
Manage files with
Windows 3.1 File Manager.
Manage the Print
Queue by using the Windows 3.1 Print Manager.
Differentiate
between different types of fonts.
Install fonts for
use with multiple applications.
Set up a device
on COM 3 and COM 4 in Windows by changing the I/O address.
Non-Windows-based Applications .PIF
Identify a
default .PIF and describe its purpose.
Create a .PIF for a non-Windows based
application.
OLE 1.x
Recognize
situations when you would use Linking vs. Embedding.
Apply Linking and
Embedding
Microsoft Windows 3.1 TroubleShooting
Given a scenario,
resolve the 10 most common support problems of Windows 3.1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Diagnose setup
problems and determine appropriate courses of action.
Identify errors
commonly made by windows users.
Diagnose printing
problems and determine appropriate courses of action.
Diagnose
memory-violation errors and determine appropriate courses of action.
Use Microsoft
Diagnostics to identify the installed hardware components and troubleshoot
device resource conflicts.
Identify how
print sharing devices affect the printing process.
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