· Unattended installation
· Establish a Remote desktop connection
· Provide a Remote assistance
· Install Windows Server 2003
· Demonstrate ability to use Linux
· Install Linux
Description
In this course, trainees will study operating systems advanced topics to help them support workstations in a network environment. They will also learn the basics of operating system networking to help them install and setup small networks. Finally, trainees will recognize Linux fundamentals.
Audience :
This course is designed for advanced PC technicians who are planning to expand their filed of experience and knowledge to be able to support various operating systems environments.
Topics :
Windows XP Advanced Topics
o Unattended Installation
o Answer file & uniqueness database file
Managing Local Users & Groups
o User account types
o Creating local user account
o Assigning groups
o Resetting passwords
NTFS Permissions
o Types of permissions
o Assigning permissions
o Permissions inheritance
o Domain controllers
Supporting Users Remotely
o Remote desktop connection
o Remote assistance
Managing Windows Server 2003
o Installation
o Choosing server role
o Assigning DHCP & DNS role for the server
o Using Microsoft Managing Console (MMC)
Fault Tolerance
o Basics disks vs. dynamic disks
o Simple, spanned, stripped volumes
o Creating mirrored volumes
o RAID-5 benefits
Linux Basics
o Introduction to Linux
o Linux desktop
o Linux installation
Linux Starting
o Install Linux
o Logging in
o Files & file systems
Recommended Knowledge :
Operating Systems Configuration
Networking Basics
Recommended Course(s) :
Category :
Training Materials :
YAT Official Courseware
Labs :
This course includes several labs to ensure you will gain the targeted skills and experience.
Credential :
This course is an essential part of YAT Professional Diploma in Technical Support (Advanced YPDT). It qualifies trainees to Support PCs in networking environment.
