CIS 246 Entire Course All Dqs And I Labs

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Week 1 discussions

Networking in Society (graded)

Explain ways that networking has changed society in the past 10 years. Do you feel that
computer networking has impacted your life? Please explain.

Peer-to-Peer and Client-Server Environments (graded)

What kind of network does your current or former workplace have: peer to peer or client-server?
What problems does it have? What are some ideas to improve it? If you don't know which,
explain what you think would have worked best and describe the circumstances.

Week 2 discussion

Transmission Basics (graded)

The lecture covers several standards. Which ones are most common? Which ones are more or
less obsolete? What can you find out about the future of transmission and media types? What is
happening with 10 Gbps? What about 100 Gbps?

Networking Hardware and Topologies (graded)

Let's figure out what kind of networking equipment an organization would need to buy. You can
make assumptions on size and budget. What do we need to purchase? Why do we need to
purchase it? That is, what will it do for us? How do we hook them together? That is, how do we
cable them (or not cable them) together? Why is there such a big difference in price with the
brands? How do network topologies figure into our selections and designs?

Week 3 discussion

TCP/IP (graded)
There is an alphabet soup of protocols in TCP/IP: HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, TCP, UDP, IP, ARP,
ICMP, and others. What are the characteristics of these protocols? What are they used for? Has
there been an evolution in any of these protocols? Are there any weaknesses or disadvantages?

Network Servers (graded)

Search the Internet for Windows servers by Dell, IBM, HP, and others. What are the features and
prices? Which ones do you think would be appropriate for the various Windows Server 2008
editions? It is okay not to understand all of the specifications. When you find something you
don't know, ask the class.

week 4 discussion

Understanding and Applying Active Directory (graded)

Active Directory (AD) is arguably the most critical component of Windows Server 2008,
certainly for larger organizations. It enables corporations to manage and secure their resources
from a single directory service and with a common interfacea very powerful tool. Because it is
so powerful and offers so many features and capabilities, it sometimes can be complex to those
looking at it for the first time. This week, we are going to learn about AD in detail, starting with
the fundamentals. As we progress during the week, you will begin to see its not that intimidating
after all. First, though, lets get the fundamentals down. What exactly is a directory service and
what are some examples in industry? Next, lets get the definition of Active Directory down
what exactly is it and what benefits does it provide? After this, well look at the details on how it
is implemented in the business environment.

Linux Versus Windows Administration (graded)

In what ways do you think administering Linux is better than Windows? In what ways is
Windows better than Linux? This can be with regard to having to manage a single server or
multiple servers.

Week 5 discussion

Week 5 discussion

Wireless Networks (graded)

Today, wireless transmission media are commonplace in business as well as residential
applications, and their application is growing. This week, we will learn about wireless
technology by starting with the fundamentals. How are wireless signals carried? What are the
obstacles to successful transmissions and their repercussions? What standards govern wireless
transmissions? How do we secure our wireless networks?

VoIP (graded)
Traditionally, packet-switched networks carried primarily data and the public switched telephone
network (PSTN) carried telephone calls and fax transmissions. Convergence is the use of one
network to carry data, voice, and video communications simultaneously. Lets begin this
discussion by identifying and discussing key terms such as IP telephony or VoIP, VoATM,
VoDSL, Internet telephony, FoIP, and video over IP.

Week 6 discussion

Network Security (graded)

In this topic please discuss security measures you see in everyday life that you could adopt in a
network environment. You can also include security implementations of places you have worked.

Network Integrity and Availability (graded)

In this topic, we will discuss measures that can be taken to ensure that a networks programs,
data, services, devices, and connections are sound and protected from anything that might render
them unusable. What situations can compromise integrity and availability and what, specifically,
can we do to protect our networks?

week 7 discussions

Using a WAN (graded)

Find WAN organizations (ISPs) that will connect you to the Internet or connect your offices.
What services do they offer? What costs are involved?

Linux and Windows Integration (graded)

What are some ways you could integrate Linux servers into a Windows network to share
information? What would be the advantages and disadvantages? Feel free to get into the details
of Samba, which is covered in the lab. Are there any other products out there? You can get
creative on this one. You could also offer scenarios for FTP, Web, or even Telnet.
Week 1 Lab Report
This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W1_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place
screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.
Screenshots
Screenshot of the configuration screen showing the time zone, computer name, and IP address.
(50 points)

Week 2 Lab Report

This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W2_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place

screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.
Lab 2a: Install and Configure Active Directory
1. Is the firewall turned on? (3 points)

2. How do you turn off the IE Enhanced Security Configuration.? (3 points)

3. Which link allows you to change the computer name? (3 points)

Screenshots
#1 configuration screen (3 points)
#2 First Diagnostic screen (3 points)
#3 Scroll down to get the rest of the Diagnostics screen (3 points)
#4 Screenshot of telnet command (4 points)
#5 Active Directory installed. Computer name including domain name (4 points)
#6 Windows 7. Computer name including domain name (4 points)

Lab 2b: Organize Users and Groups

Screenshots
#7 Your name logged on to the Windows 7 PC (4 points)
#8. The name of the user in the group (4 points)
#9. Both groups in the middle panel (4 points)
#10. Ability to delete OU (4 points)

#11. Delegated user (4 points)

Week 3 Lab Report

This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W3_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place
screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.
Screenshots
#1. Show the permissions for Server Operator
#2. Show the Utilities Properties window
#3. Show the error message
#4. Show your name and show the error message
#5. Show that the drive is R: and the size is 1 KB
#6. Show the November text file with the letter Z: in the text box at the top of the window

Week 4 Lab Report

This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W4_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place
screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.

Screenshots
#1. Properties for drive C: (10 points)
#2. chdksk warning (10 points)
#3. Backup destination drive (10 points)
#4. New printer (20 points)

Week 5 Lab Report

This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W5_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place
screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.
Screenshots
#1. Ping from Windows 7 based on your name (12 points)
#2. Web Server Role (12 points)
#3. Web page with URL based on your name (13 points)
#4. ipconfig information showing DHCP server and IP address. (13 points)

Week 6 Lab Report

This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W6_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place
screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.
Screenshots

25 points
In the space provided below, write a minimum of five college-level sentences in your own
words that describe your experiences with this lab assignment. Include an overview of the
major tasks accomplished in this lab and any difficulties you encountered in the completion
of this lab assignment.

Week 7 Lab Report

This document contains the template you will use to complete this assignment. Save the file by
adding your last name to the filename (e.g. CIS246_W7_Lab_Report_EK_Smith.docx).
Follow the steps for this weeks lab. At various points in the instructions, you will be asked to
answer a question or capture a screenshot to document your work type your answers and place
screenshots into this document, then submit this completed Lab Report to the appropriate weekly
Dropbox.
Screenshots

Task 2Configure the networks file

Step 2: Append network

Clear the screen and use
cat
to display the contents of the /etc/networks file. Capture the Element K
desktop in the text box below