My Problem areas.... got some virtual server questions
bcairns
Member Posts: 280
After hitting a few practice tests, it became obvious that my problem areas are indeed:
1 - Create and manage Computer Accounts
2 - Troubleshoot Computer Accounts
3 - Troubleshoot Terminal Services
4 - Create and Manage Computer Accounts in Active Directory.
5 - Monitor System Performance
So I am going to use MS Virtual Server to setup a Windows 2003 Server and a few Windows XP Pro computers.
Will spend time practicing joining the computers to the domain, resetting accounts, ect ect.
My question is - has anyone run into any snags using this method?
Any tips or hints or "gotchas" that I should be aware of?
One thing that has me scratching my head is Terminal Services.... possible to run terminal services from a virtual machine to a virtual server?
As a side note I am also going to setup Ubuntu or Fedora on another virtual machine to play around with for Linux+
Just Curious
1 - Create and manage Computer Accounts
2 - Troubleshoot Computer Accounts
3 - Troubleshoot Terminal Services
4 - Create and Manage Computer Accounts in Active Directory.
5 - Monitor System Performance
So I am going to use MS Virtual Server to setup a Windows 2003 Server and a few Windows XP Pro computers.
Will spend time practicing joining the computers to the domain, resetting accounts, ect ect.
My question is - has anyone run into any snags using this method?
Any tips or hints or "gotchas" that I should be aware of?
One thing that has me scratching my head is Terminal Services.... possible to run terminal services from a virtual machine to a virtual server?
As a side note I am also going to setup Ubuntu or Fedora on another virtual machine to play around with for Linux+
Just Curious
My youTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/voidrealms
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theseman
Member Posts: 230
The only suggestion I have:
Use fedora. While I love ubuntu and it is my distro of choice, I heard Fedora is more helpful for Linux+. -
keatron
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One thing to note. It is a little more painful getting Linux (all distros) to run on MS virtual products. VMWare is a straight ahead process. But other than Linux, the VMWare and Virtual PC/Server install and configuration are "virtually" identical.