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CNE261 Novell Network Management: NetWare 6
Review for First Quiz
- What do you call the ability to break down a problem into its parts
to see how those parts relate with one another?
- Name the six steps in the six-step troubleshooting model.
- What is Novell's advice about loading patches and recent versions
of their software?
- How does Novell recommend that you prioritize troubleshooting your
hypotheses?
- What are two reasons to document your network?
- Name five things you can do before problems happen to avoid them
or to lessen the impact of them.
- How can you use the Internet to troubleshoot problems with your network?
- How can you find information about a Novell network if you have no
access to the Internet?
- What specific kinds of services could you expect to find on the Novell
web site?
- What are the two kinds of connections a user can have to a Novell
network?
- What access route to troubleshooting does the Novell client provide
on a workstation?
- What is a default characteristic of drive mappings made on Windows
NT and 2000 workstations?
- How can you check Novell user rights to a file from two Windows utilities?
- What are three states a user connection will pass through during
the login process to eDirectory?
- The text states that there are three versions of Novell Client 32,
which may be used with six versions of Windows. Group the Windows versions
correctly.
- Name three kinds of users, and describe the differences between the
ways they connect to and use the network.
- What is the core component of the Novell Client software?
- What is a GINA? What are the standard Windows and Novell Client GINAs?
- How can you remotely upgrade client software on workstations?
- What other clients might be found a workstation on a Novell network?
- Why would a network use DHCP service? What NLM serves as the Novell
DHCP server?
- Why do networks need DNS service? What NLM serves as the Novell DNS
server?
- What NetWare utility is used to configure TCP/IP services on a Novell
server?
- What is an octet? What is the acceptable range of values for an octet
in an IP address?
- What are the three classic ways to use a DHCP server?
- What are the four stages of obtaining an IP address from a DHCP server?
- Why are relay agents needed on some networks?
- What Novell utility is recommended for managing a DHCP server?
- What are the five possible DHCP objects in eDirectory?
- Why might a network choose to use Network Address Translation?
- What is the difference between the three described modes of NAT service?
- How many bytes are in a standard (IPv4) IP address? How many bits
does that make? What does "dotted octet" mean?
- What is a registered domain name? What are the top level domains
in at least three non-U.S. countries? What are some common top level
domains in the U.S.?
- What are private addresses?
- What is Dynamic DNS?
- What is SLP? What protocol used on earlier Novell networks does it
replace?
- What are the three possible agents used in SLP scenarios?
- Other than SLP, what other methods can a Novell client use to find
services?
- What are DAs in SLP scenarios? What are the two diagnostic questions
to ask about a network to determine whether you should use a DA?
- What NLM is loaded on a server to create a DA?
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