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Novell Ch 3 and 4
Novell Admin I - Chapters 3 and 4
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| NetWare 6 newest file system | NSS v 3 |
| Main components of NSS3 | disk partitions, storage pools, and volumes |
| Utilities used to create and manage partitions | ConsoleOne or NetWare Remote Manager |
| Needed to format and manage the storage on a physical disk drive, need one for each different OS on a drive | disk partition |
| Volume created by default on installation of a NetWare 6 server which must be at least 2 GB | SYS |
| Partition created by default that will store all files necessary to start the NetWare server | DOS partition |
| Adds partition fault tolerence when using NSS | Hot Fix and Mirror options of NSS |
| Process of mirroring disk partitions that exist on separate physical disks and also separate controllers | duplexing |
| Process of mirroring disk partitions that exist on separate physical disks | mirroring |
| Created from disk partitions and can be extended by adding disk partitions increasing the size | storage pool |
| Basic storage units used by network file services to give users access to network directories and files | volumes |
| Two types of volumes supported by NetWare 6 | NSS and Traditional |
| NSS uses this memory efficient file allocation system | balanced trees (B-trees) |
| Provides fault tolerence in the event of server failure, in which volumes are shared among two or more servers | server clustering |
| Process of switching over from a failed server to an operational server | failover |
| system created directory that contains the files and programs that can be accessed before logging in | Login directory |
| System created directory that contains utility programs and files available to all users after they have logged in. | Public |
| System created directory that contains the NetWare operating system files and utilities accessible only to the network administrator | System |
| NetWare stores information about each file in this. It is located at the beginning of each volume | DET Directory Entry Table |
| Utility that allows you to recover a deleted file in NetWare 6 | salvage |
| System created directory where all deleted files are stored | Deleted.sav |
| Letter of the alphabet used to reference storage areas on the file system | drive pointer |
| Drive pointers reserved by DOS to reference storage devices on the local workstation | local drive pointers |
| Drive pointer that appears to a user or app as though the directory path where at the beginning of the drive or volume | root drive pointer |
| Backup system included with NetWare | SMS Storage Management System |
| Backup strategy in which only files that have changed since the last full backup are backed up | differential backup |
| Directory created for each user for storing their own files and directories | home directory |
| A backup strategy that backs up only the files that have changed that day that have the archive attribe is on. | incremental backup |
| Location of a file or directory in the network file system | path |
| Part of NetWare security that helps protect protect against hackers by validating each network packet to guarantee that it was sent by a authorized user | authentication |
| Part of login security that works at the container level by setting a limit on the number of incorrect login attempts that can be made on a user account in that container during a specific login time | intruder detection |
| Simplified version of X.500 that makes it easier for compatible systems to exchange directory information | LDAP Lightweight Directory Interchange Protocol |
| An ASCII text file format that uses a standarized syntax to add, change, or delete objects in LDAP-compatible directory systems | LDIF Lightweight Directory Interchange Format |
| Object type that enables you to assign rights to an object rather that a specific user | Organizational Role Object |
| A property that defines standards settings and configures restrictions for each user in a particular container | user template |
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