Lessons Learned Forum at Indianapolis

At the end of last week, we had a class on Vista applications.  Pick 2 apps from that section and briefly describe some of the benefits of each application. 

Thanks,

Matt

You have completed the 291 book now!  Yeah!  One of the final topics was RRAS.  Give me 2 things that RRAS is capable of doing and how that can benefit an organization.  (Hint: It does more than just route.)

Thanks,

Matt

Wowee!  What a week!  We covered everything from the OSI model to subnetting to Vista security features.  You guys have done great!  Describe briefly a couple of the ways that Vista helps provides security.

Matt

Last week we covered the differences between Network and IP security.  Briefly discuss where and how you would use each in a corporate network.

Matt

Thanks for the warm Indy welcome from everyone!

Last week we had a great build lab to wrap up permissions!  Moving on with device drivers, we discussed both inbox (drivers that come with Vista) and manufacturer drivers.  Briefly discuss what drivers do in a computer and site a specific piece of hardware in (or connected to) a computer that requires a device driver to function.  Is the inbox driver ok for that piece of hardware or do you need a manufacturer’s driver?

Matt

Thanks for the warm Indy welcome from everyone!

Scott had covered 2 classes on DNS.  An integral part of active directory, DNS contains both a forward and reverse lookup zone.  Discuss briefly what each zone does and how it supports active directory.

Matt

Thank you for your hard work in class. Please Welcome Matt as he takes over classes at our location. He is an awesome Instructor.

After your build lab on DHCP and DNS, please discuss the DHCP 80/20 rule and how it worked with our build lab.

Thanks,

Scott Sweitzer

Thank you for your hard work in class. Please Welcome Matt as he takes over classes at our location. He is an awesome Instructor.

After your build lab tonight, please amaze Matt with a discussion on why you might use less share permissions and more NTFS permissions to control access to a shared folder.

Thanks

Scott Sweitzer

After two classes on IP addressing and DHCP. Please explain the differences between static and dynamic addressing.

Scott

You were able to apply the knowledge you have learned up to this point in the course in Build Lab #1. Was there anything that surprised you about the build lab?

Scott