Mcdts notes
Hello Everyone,
Please I need someone who can help me with the MCDTS notes I want to take the exams and I need to Prepare for it, if anyuone is got it (preferably soft copy) please get to me. Thanks
Please I need someone who can help me with the MCDTS notes I want to take the exams and I need to Prepare for it, if anyuone is got it (preferably soft copy) please get to me. Thanks
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Stick to the books though; it looks like everything else are ****.
Of course, the test would then be easy fish.
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Virtual center
If I don't upgrade my VI3 from standard to Enterprise. The post above cheared me up a lot into
buying it, but it did not
mention what it will give & not give in standard edition.
(Installing Windows XP)
Minimum Requirements
* 233 Mhz Processor - 300Mhz Recommended
* 64 Mb Ram - 128 Recommended ( XP Can support up to 4 gig)
* HD - 1.5gb.
* Super VGA 800x600 or higher video adapter.
( Types of XP Install)
Standard Install
Automated Install
Network Install
( Starting Windows Install From Command Line)
Winnt.exe - Type this command in conjunction with Boot Disk Win 3.x ot MS-DOS
Winnt32.exe - Win 95,98,ME,2000
(Automated Install)
Setup Manager: is used to specify answers to questions asked during Windows Install.
UDF: Unique Database file contains settings which are unique to each Pc i.e computer name
Disk Duplication - Image of HD is strimmed using Sysprep.
RIS - Remote Installation Services
PXE Compatible Network Card is required! otherwise a RIS has to be used to emulate a PXE environment.
(RIS CLIENT)
( SERVER CONTAINING IMAGES)
( Benefits of NTFS)
File+ Folder security NTFS permissions
Increaded performance
Disk Quotas allows you to control how much space a user can use.
Disk Compression - Make files smaller
Fine Encryption [ WIN XP PRO ONLY! ]
(FAT)
FAT: Used for Partitions smaller than 2Gb
FAT 32: Used for Partitions greater than 2Gb
Windows XP cannot create FAT32 partitions smaller than 2Gb or larger than 32gb if larger then 32Gb windows will force you to use NTFS
[ 3rd party apps can create larger FAT32 partitions if required)
Windows NT 3.5 or 4.0 does not support FAT32!
(Suported File Systems)
Win 3.1 - FAT
Win NT Server + workstation - FAT
Win 95 - FAT
Win 95 OSR2 - FAT + FAT32
Wind 98 - FAT + FAT32
Win ME - FAT + FAT32
Win 2000 - FAT + FAT32 + NTFS
Win XP - FAT + FAT32 + NTFS
Win Server 2k3 - FAT32 + NTFS
( Note)
If you have a dual boot machine with Windows XP and 98 when booting into 98 you will not be able to physically see the Windows XP partition as Windows 98 Does not support NTFS.
(Upgrade Path for Windows XP)
Win 95 - upgrade to windows 98 first!
Win 98 - XP
Win Me - XP
Win N.T 3.5.1 workstation - N.T 4 SP5 - XP
Win N.T 4 without SP5 - install SP5 - XP
Win N.T 4 with SP5 - XP
Windows 2000 - XP
Windows XP Home - XP Pro
(Note)
You cannot upgrade NT 4.0 server, 2000 server, 2k3, Small Business server to XP
Hope this helps a few people out I still have a little bit to go on chapter one but I can always update my notes.
This notes work for me I took a test on this section of the book bearing in mind I have a few more pages of the chapter to do I failed by 3 marks.
" Embrace, evolve, extinguish "
Check Hardware requirements by clicking start menu selecting run and typing msinfo32
Use the windows catalog to find out if your devices are supported by XP.
(Migrating Existing Users)
The two tools used
Files and settings transfer transfer Wizard - Used for home and small Business.
User State Migration Tool - USMT - Large Networks, INF files can be used to specify which items to transer across, Scripts can also be used.
USMT relies on two command line tools Scanstate.exe - copy files, Loadstate.exe - load
( What files are transferred)
USMT and File settings transfer wizard
* Majority of display properties, Fonts, Mapped network drives, Network printers, Folder options.
* My documents, My pictures, Desktop favorites
*Files with extensions .doc .txt . csv. ch3 ( there are alot more to much to list)
" Embrace, evolve, extinguish "
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