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C394 - IT Applications 902 (A+ 2) > Chapter 2: Operating System Administration > Flashcards

Chapter 2: Operating System Administration Flashcards

1
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Date and Time Applet

A

Configure system time, date and time zone settings

Starting in windows 8 “Internet Time” tab was added to configure settings with internet time server

TIMEDATE.CPL

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Region applet

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Region and language settings

Choose format for numbers, layout of keyoard, geographic location, and language for non-unicode programs

INTL.CPL

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Internet options applet

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Configure internet options

INETCPL.CPL

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The System applet

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SYSDM.CPL

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Action Center Applet

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WSCUI.CPL

Known as “System Center” in Vista

Manage firewall, automatica updates, and virus protection

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Windows Firewall Applet

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FIREWALL.CPL

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Power Options Applet

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POWERCFG.CPL

Configure when devices (eg display) will turn off or be put to sleep

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Taskkill

/S

/PID

/F (signal specifier)

SIGTERM and SIGKILL

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Used to terminate process (by name or process ID)

use the /S switch to indicate another machine

/IM switch used to specify a (image) name of process to kill and can include wildcard

/PID switch needed to kill process ID

SIGTERM is soft kill signal (code 15)

/F switch issues SIGKILL (terminate at all costs) code 9

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BOOTREC cmd

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interact with MBR, boot sector, or Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store

To run tool: Must boot from installation disk, choose repair computer, and enter system recovery options, and choose command prompt

Then you can type bootrec.exe

/fixboot (write a new boot sector)

/Fixmbr (write new MBR)

/RebuildBCD (Rebuild BCD store)

/ScanOS (scan all disks for installation s the boot manager menu is not listing)

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Shutdown command

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Used to schedule shutdown (complete or restart)

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Tasklist command

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view all running processes and process ID numbers

/S switch used to see processes on remote machine

/SVC switch shows services hosted in each process

/U if need to run command as another user

/P allows to specify password of that user

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CD, MD, and RD commands

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CD change to specified directory

MD makes a directory in specified path

RD removed specified directory

RD /S removed all directories and files in specified directory, including specified directory

RD /Q: Quite mode: will not be asked if you are sure you want to delete

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DEL

ERASE

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used to delete files and directories

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Format command

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Wipe data of disks and prepare them for new use

Syntax: FORMAT [volume] [switches

/FS specifies filesystem to use (FAT, FAT32, NTFS)

/V specifies new volume label

/Q quick format

EG: Format D: drive as NTFS with name of HDD2

FORMAT D: /FS NTFS /V: HDD2

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Copy / Move command

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Copy: makes copy of file in new location

Move makes copy of file in new location and deletes original

/A indicates an ASCII text file

/V verifies that files are written correctly after copy

/Y suppresses prompt asking if you are sure you want to overwrite files that exist in new location

CANNOT copy directories: need XCOPY for that

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XCOPY

/A /E /F /G /H /K /O /R /S /U /V

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Coppies directories and has following switches

/A copies files that have the Archive attribute set and does not clear the attribute

/E Copies directories and subdirectories, including empty directories

/F displays full source and destination filenames when copying

/G allows copying of encrypted files to non-encryption supporting destination

/H copies hidden and system files as well

/K Copies attributes (by default XCOPY resets read only)

/O Copies file ownership and ACL info (NTFS permissions)

/R overwrites read-only files

/S copies directories and subdirectories but not empty ones

/U Copies only files that already exist in destination

/V verifies size of each new file

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ROBOCOPY

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Robust File Copy

Advantage over XCOPY is that it can accept plethora of specifications and keep NTFS permissions intact

/MIR switch can mirror complete directory tree

18
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Diskpart

A

Shows partitions and lets you manage them

Must be part of admin group to run

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SFC command

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System File Checker checks and verifies versions of system files on computer

If it detects corrupted files, it will replace them with the correct version

Must be logged in as administrator

Syntax: SFC [switch]

/scanfile scans file and fixes problems if found

/scannow immediately scans all protected system fles

/verifyonly scans protected system files and does not make changes

/offbootdir repairs offline boot directory

/offwindir repairs offline windows directory

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CHKCSK command

A

Display status reports for hard disk

can also correct filesystem problems

21
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GPUPDATE

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Used to update group policy settings

Refresh/change local and active directory based policies

Replaces functionality that previously exited with SECEDIT

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GPRESULT

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Shows Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) report/values for remote user and computer

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DIR

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Displays files and folders (can use wildcards)

/A allows you to specify attributes of files you are seeking (hiden, system, ect)

/O specify different display order

/L returns results unsorted and in lowercase format

/S Recursively searches through subdirectories as well as current dir

/T sorts files according to time order

/P Displays results one page/screen at a time

/Q shows file ownership

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HELP

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Displays all commands or gives info about specific command

can also type /?

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EXIT

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Exits out of what you are currently in

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Expand

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Expands one or more compressed files

  • R lets you rename the files that are expanded
  • D just displays list of files in source file
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28
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Registry Hives

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

HKEY_CURRENT_USER

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

HKEY_USERS

HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG

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HKCR: Info about which filename extensions map to particular applications

HKCU: Hods configuration info specific to a prticular user, such as desktop settings and history info

HKLM: Configuration information about actual coputer handware and software

HKU: Info about all users who hae logged into system (HKCU is subkey of this hive)

HKCC: provides quick access to commonly needed keys

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Virtual Memory

(Swap file or Paging file)

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Windows moves data to SSD or HHD but treats it like RAM

File is called “Pagefile.sys” and is located in root directory of drive where OS files are installed

30
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File Allocation Table (FAT)

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Uses 8.3 naming convention

8 letters for name then a “.” and then 3 letter file identifier

Uses 16 bit binary number to hold cluster-numbering info

largest FAT disk partiont that can be created using this system is 2GB

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Virtual FAT (VFAT)

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augmented 8.3 file naming convention and allowed file names with up to 255 characters

Creates “long name” and an 8.3 compatible name for interoperability with FAT

Uses 32 bit code and 16 bit for backward compatibility

Also has 2GB partiont limit

32
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FAT32

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Allowed 32 bit cluster addressing

This provided a 2TB maximum partition size

33
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NTFS

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New Technology File System

Provides new features such as individual file security, compression, RAID support, and support for extremely large file and partition sizes/disk transaction monitoring

34
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CD-ROM file system (CDFS)

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Used for CDs

35
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Extended File Allocation Table (ExFAT)

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Proprietary file system for flash drives where NTFS and FAT32 cannot be used

Ideal for SD cards that hold a lot of info

36
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Network File Systems (NFS)

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Widely used in Unix and Linux

37
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Extended File System (ext)

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Default file system for many distributions of linux

ext4 is file system used for Android

38
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Extended vs Primary partitions

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Extended can be divided into one or more logical drives

Primary partiions cannot be further subdivided

C394 - IT Applications 902 (A+ 2) (6 decks)

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