CNA Study Guide for NetWare 6 [Multiple-component retail product]

Chapter 1 Saving the World with NetWare 6		1	(36)
Introduction to NetWare 6		4	(8)
New NetWare 6 Features		4	(3)
Updated NetWare 6 Features		7	(5)
The Foundations of NetWare 6		12	(5)
NetWare 6 Architecture		12	(3)
NetWare 6 Interoperability		15	(2)
Getting to Know ACME		17	(20)
ACME Chronicles		21	(11)
ACME Workflow		32	(5)
Chapter 2 NetWare 6 Installation		37	(56)
Before You Begin		38	(7)
Hardware and Software Requirements		38	(3)
Network Preparation		41	(1)
Server Preparation		42	(3)
Phase I: Choosing the Correct NetWare 6 Settings		45	(6)
Step 1: Begin the Installation		45	(1)
Step 2: Accept the License Agreement		46	(1)
Step 3: Select the Installation Type and Method		46	(2)
Step 4: Specify the Server Settings		48	(1)
Step 5: Select the Regional Settings		49	(1)
Step 6: Select the Mouse Type and Video Mode		50	(1)
Phase II: Installing NetWare 6 Storage		51	(6)
Step 7: Select Platform Support		52	(1)
Step 8: Select a Storage Device and Network Board		53	(2)
Step 9: Create a NetWare Partition and SYS: Volume		55	(2)
Phase III: Installing the Server and Network		57	(9)
Step 10: Name the Server		58	(1)
Step 11: Enable Cryptography (Conditional)		59	(1)
Step 12: Install the NetWare Server File System		60	(3)
Step 13: Install Network Protocols		63	(3)
Phase IV: Setting Up DNS and eDirectory		66	(9)
Step 14: Set up DNS		67	(1)
Step 15: Set the Server Time Zone		68	(1)
Step 16: Configure eDirectory		68	(4)
Step 17: License the NetWare Server		72	(3)
Phase V: Completing the Installation		75	(6)
Step 18: Install Additional Network Products		75	(2)
Step 19: Install Novell Certificate Server		77	(2)
Step 20: Customize the Installation		79	(1)
Step 21: Complete the Server Installation		80	(1)
Lab Exercise 2.1: Install NetWare 6		81	(12)
Phase I: Choosing the Correct NetWare 6 Settings		82	(2)
Phase II: Installing NetWare 6 Stortage		84	(1)
Phase III: Installing the Server and Network		85	(1)
Phase IV: Setting Up DNS and eDirectory		86	(4)
Phase V: Completing the Installation		90	(3)
Chapter 3 Novell eDirectory		93	(50)
Introduction to Directory Services		94	(6)
How Directory Services Work		95	(2)
Directory Architecture		97	(1)
Understanding X.500		98	(2)
Understanding eDirectory 8.6		100	(7)
Features and Benefits of eDirectory 8.6		101	(1)
The Role of eDirectory		102	(1)
NDS Architecture		103	(2)
eDirectory 8.6 Architecture		105	(2)
Using eDirectory Objects		107	(15)
Hierarchy of eDirectory		109	(2)
Tree Root		111	(1)
Container Objects		111	(4)
Leaf Objects		115	(7)
Lab Exercise 3.1: Getting to Know eDirectory		122	(2)
Implementing eDirectory Naming		124	(16)
Planning Guidelines		124	(1)
eDirectory Naming Structure		125	(10)
Changing Your Current Context		135	(3)
Understanding Inheritance		138	(2)
Lab Exercise 3.2: Understanding eDirectory Naming		140	(3)
Chapter 4 NetWare 6 Connectivity		143	(116)
Connecting to the Network		145	(20)
Understanding Network Components		146	(7)
Installing the Novell Client		153	(5)
Logging In		158	(5)
Setting Client Properties		163	(2)
Configuring Login Scripts		165	(19)
Login Script Types		166	(5)
Login Script Commands		171	(11)
Other Login Script Commands		182	(2)
Lab Exercise 4.1: Configuring ACME'S Login Scripts		184	(7)
Browsing the eDirectory Tree with Novell Management Tools		191	(23)
Browsing with NetWare Administrator		192	(4)
Browsing with ConsoleOne		196	(3)
iMonitor		199	(8)
iManager		207	(7)
Lab Exercise 4.2: Browsing the eDirectory Tree with Novell Management Tools		214	(6)
Creating eDirectory Users		220	(14)
Creating eDirectory Users with NetWare Administrator		221	(3)
Creating eDirectory Users with ConsoleOne		224	(4)
Creating eDirectory Users with Templates		228	(2)
Managing Resource Access		230	(4)
Lab Exercise 4.3: Building ACMES eDirectory Tree		234	(15)
User Management with ZENworks for Desktops 3		249	(10)
ZENworks Policies		249	(5)
ZENworks Policy Management		254	(3)
Common Configurations Through User Profiles		257	(2)
Chapter 5 NetWare 6 File System		259	(106)
Designing the NetWare 6 File System		262	(10)
Understanding Volumes		262	(3)
System-Created Directories		265	(3)
Expanding Beyond the Default Directory Structure		268	(1)
Directory Structure Design Scenarios		269	(3)
Lab Exercise 5.1: Designing a Directory Structure for ACME		272	(3)
Traditional NetWare 6 Volumes		275	(12)
Viewing Volume Space Usage Information		279	(1)
Restricting Volume Space		280	(1)
Changing File and/or Directory Ownership		281	(1)
Copying, Salvaging, and/or Purging Files		281	(2)
Optimizing Volume Space		283	(4)
Novell Storage Services (NSS)		287	(25)
NSS Architecture		289	(2)
NSS Features		291	(4)
Configuring NSS		295	(11)
NSS Software RAID Configuration		306	(4)
Converting Traditional Volumes to NSS		310	(2)
Drive Mapping		312	(13)
Network Drive Mapping		314	(2)
Search Drive Mapping		316	(2)
Directory Map Objects		318	(1)
Mapping with the MAP Command		319	(6)
Accessing Network Files with iFolder		325	(19)
iFolder Fundamentals		326	(5)
iFolder Configuration		331	(5)
iFolder Management		336	(2)
NetStorage Configuration		338	(3)
NetDrive Configuration		341	(3)
Lab Exercise 5.2: Access Network Files with iFolder		344	(10)
Backing Up and Restoring NetWare 6 Systems		354	(11)
Choosing a Backup Strategy		355	(3)
NetWare Backup/Restore		358	(4)
ARCserve for NetWare		362	(1)
VERITAS Backup Exec for NetWare		363	(2)
Chapter 6 NetWare 6 Security		365	(90)
Overview of Network Security		367	(4)
Develop an Effective Security Policy		368	(1)
Limit Access to Your Servers		369	(1)
Secure the Server File System		369	(1)
Protect Servers and Workstations from Viruses		370	(1)
Layer One-Login/Password Authentication		371	(5)
Login Security Overview		371	(2)
Login/Password Authentication		373	(3)
Layer Two-Login Restrictions		376	(12)
Login Restrictions Page		378	(1)
Password Restrictions Page		379	(2)
Login Time Restrictions Page		381	(2)
Network Address Restrictions Page		383	(1)
Account Balance Restrictions Page		384	(1)
Intruder Detection/Lockout		384	(4)
Layer Three-eDirectory Security		388	(28)
Understanding eDirectory Access Rights		389	(6)
Step One: Assigning Trustee Rights		395	(6)
Step Two: Blocking Inherited Rights		401	(5)
Step Three: Calculating Effective Rights		406	(5)
eDirectory Security Guidelines		411	(5)
Lab Exercise 6.1: Calculating eDirectory Effective Rights		416	(4)
Lab Exercise 6.2: eDirectory Administration at ACME		420	(8)
Layer Four-File System Access Rights		428	(12)
Understanding File System Access Rights		429	(4)
Step One: Assigning Trustee Rights		433	(4)
Step Two: Blocking Inherited Rights		437	(1)
Step Three: Calculating Effective Rights		438	(2)
Lab Exercise 6.3: Calculating File System Effective Rights		440	(4)
Layer Five-Directory/File Attributes		444	(7)
Security Attributes		445	(1)
Feature Attributes		446	(1)
Disk Management Attributes		447	(4)
Lab Exercise 6.4: File System Security at ACME		451	(4)
Chapter 7 NetWare 6 Advanced Security		455	(52)
Managing the NetWare 6 Server		457	(21)
Server Console Management		458	(4)
Using Server Configuration Files		462	(2)
NetWare 6 Remote Management		464	(14)
Lab Exercise 7.1: Advanced Administration with Remote Manager		478	(6)
Advanced Network Security		484	(13)
Securing Your Network: Inside-Out		485	(2)
Securing Your Network: Outside-In		487	(3)
Securing Your Network from Viruses		490	(7)
Web Virus Protection Plan		497	(10)
Email Virus Attacks		498	(3)
Buffer Overflow Viruses		501	(1)
Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks		502	(2)
Blended Threats		504	(3)
Chapter 8 NetWare 6 Queue-Based Printing		507	(74)
Understanding Queue-Based Printing		508	(7)
Queue-Based Printing Overview		509	(2)
Queue-Based Printing Architecture		511	(3)
Queue-Based Printing Setup		514	(1)
Configuring Queue-Based Printing		515	(24)
Step 1: Create the Print Queue		516	(4)
Step 2: Create the Printer		520	(5)
Step 3: Assign a Print Queue to the Printer		525	(1)
Step 4: Create the Print Server		525	(4)
Step 5: Assign a Printer to the Print Server		529	(1)
Step 6: Activate the Printing System		530	(3)
Using Quick Setup		533	(2)
Setting Up Queue-Based Printing in an IP-Only Environment		535	(1)
Configuring Queue-Based Printing on the Workstation		536	(3)
Lab Exercise 8.1: Configuring Queue-Based Printing for ACME		539	(10)
Managing Queue-Based Printing		549	(11)
Printing Managers		549	(4)
Print Queue Management		553	(4)
Print Server Management		557	(1)
Printer Management		557	(3)
Lab Exercise 8.2: Managing Queue-Based Printing for ACME		560	(4)
Troubleshooting Queue-Based Printing		564	(15)
Queue-Based Printing Troubleshooting Flowchart		564	(4)
Troubleshooting the Printing Workstation		568	(3)
Troubleshooting the Print Queue		571	(1)
Troubleshooting the Print Server		572	(1)
Troubleshooting the Printer		573	(6)
Lab Exercise 8.3: Troubleshooting Queue-Based Printing Problems		579	(2)
Chapter 9 NetWare 6 NDPS Printing		581	(94)
The Essence of NDPS		582	(11)
NDPS Features		583	(5)
NDPS Versus Queue-Based Printing		588	(3)
NDPS Printer Types		591	(2)
NDPS Printing Architecture		593	(8)
NDPS Printer Agent		594	(2)
NDPS Manager		596	(1)
NDPS Gateways		597	(3)
NDPS Broker		600	(1)
NDPS Printing Setup with iPrint		601	(15)
iPrint Fundamentals		602	(3)
Step 1: Install iPrint on the Server		605	(1)
Step 2: Start iManager		606	(1)
Step 3: Create an NDPS Broker		607	(1)
Step 4: Create and Load an NDPS Manager		608	(2)
Step 5: Create NDPS Printers		610	(2)
Step 6: Configure NDPS for Automatic Installation on Workstations		612	(1)
Using the iPrint Map Designer		613	(3)
Lab Exercise 9.1: NDPS Printing Setup with iPrint		616	(10)
NDPS Printing Setup with NetWare Administrator		626	(9)
Step 1: Install NDPS on the Server		627	(1)
Step 2: Create and Load an NDPS Broker		627	(1)
Step 3: Create and Load an NDPS Manager		628	(1)
Step 4: Create NDPS Printer Agents		629	(3)
Step 5: Install NDPS Printers and Activate NDPS Services on the Workstations		632	(3)
Lab Exercise 9.2: Setting Up NDPS Printing in the Crime Fighting Division of ACME		635	(11)
Managing NDPS Printing		646	(5)
Restricting Access to Printers		646	(1)
Configuring Notifications		647	(2)
Changing the Order of Print Jobs		649	(1)
Using iPrint for Printer Management		649	(2)
Troubleshooting NDPS Printing		651	(23)
Familiarizing Yourself with the Problem		652	(1)
Flowcharting Your Troubleshooting		653	(2)
Chart A: Getting Started		655	(2)
Chart B: Narrowing Your Focus		657	(2)
Chart C: Non-Windows Workstation Problems		659	(1)
Chart D: Windows Workstation Problems		660	(3)
Chart E: Testing NDPS Printing Flow		663	(3)
Chart F: Printing Problems Affecting Everyone		666	(3)
Chart G: Printing Problems in a Mixed Environment		669	(2)
Troubleshooting Common NDPS Printing Problems		671	(1)
Troubleshooting Common iPrint Printing Problems		672	(2)
Lab Exercise 9.3: Troubleshooting NDPS Printing Problems		674	(1)
Chapter 10 NetWare 6 Messaging Services		675	(26)
Understanding Email Basics		676	(8)
Client/server Email Architecture		677	(2)
Common Email Front-End Programs		679	(3)
Common Email Back-End Servers		682	(2)
GroupWise 6 Architecture		684	(5)
Understanding a Basic GroupWise System		684	(2)
GroupWise Routing Fundamentals		686	(1)
GroupWise Domain Directory Structure		687	(2)
Managing GroupWise 6 Using ConsoleOne		689	(12)
Creating GroupWise Post Office Users		691	(2)
Creating GroupWise Post Office Objects		693	(2)
Managing GroupWise Post Office Objects		695	(2)
Configuring GroupWise Mailbox Security		697	(4)
Chapter 11 NetWare 6 Internet infrastructure		701	(42)
Delivering Internet Services with Novell		703	(16)
Internet Delivery with Routers		707	(1)
Internet Delivery with Firewalls		708	(2)
Internet Delivery with Proxy/Cache Servers		710	(2)
Internet Delivery via Connectivity Services		712	(3)
Novell's Internet Infrastructure		715	(4)
Building a NetWare Enterprise Web Server		719	(9)
Using NetWare Web Manager		721	(3)
Configuring Basic Parameters		724	(1)
Configuring Directories in the Document Tree		725	(3)
Building a NetWare FTP Server		728	(4)
Using NetWare FTP Server Manager		728	(1)
Configuring the NetWare FTP Server		729	(3)
Using Novell Portal Services (NPS)		732	(11)
Web Portal Fundamentals		733	(3)
Understanding NPS Architecture		736	(1)
Using NPS to Build a Web Portal		737	(6)
Appendix A NetWare 6 Certification		743	(14)
Novell Certification		743	(5)
NetWare 6 CNA Certification		744	(1)
NetWare 6 CNE Certification		745	(1)
NetWare 6 Master CNE Certification		746	(1)
NetWare 6 CDE Certification		747	(1)
Continuing Education Requirements		747	(1)
Exam Preparation		748	(1)
Preparation Methods		748	(1)
Study Hints		748	(1)
The Exam		749	(4)
Registering for the Exam		749	(1)
What Is the Exam Like?		750	(1)
Hints for Taking the Exam		751	(2)
Checking Your Certification Status		753	(1)
For More Information		754	(3)
Appendix B Cross-Reference to Novell Course 3001 Objectives		757	(10)
Section 1: Identify NetWare 6 Features and Services		757	(1)
Section 2: Install NetWare 6		758	(1)
Section 3: Manage NetWare 6		758	(1)
Section 4: Install and Manage the Novell Client		758	(1)
Section 5: Identify Directory Service Basics		758	(1)
Section 6: Describe Novell eDirectory		759	(1)
Section 7: Manage User Objects		759	(1)
Section 8: Manage eDirectory Rights		759	(1)
Section 9: Configure the User Environment		760	(1)
Section 10: Manage Printing		760	(1)
Section 11: Implement NDPS Printing		760	(1)
Section 12: Implement Novell iPrint Printing		761	(1)
Section 13: Identify How to Resolve Network Printing Problems		761	(1)
Section 14: Evaluate NetWare File Services		761	(1)
Section 15: Create and Access NetWare Volumes		762	(1)
Section 16: Implement Directory and File Rights to Provide NetWare File System Security		762	(1)
Section 17: Design a Network File System		762	(1)
Section 18: Identify How to Back Up and Restore NetWare Systems		763	(1)
Section 19: Implement Novell iFolder		763	(1)
Section 20: Identify Features and Functions of Email		763	(1)
Section 21: Identify the Components of a GroupWise 6 System		764	(1)
Section 22: Maintain a Basic GroupWise System		764	(1)
Section 23: Secure Your Network		764	(1)
Section 24: Identify How to Protect Your Network Against Viruses		765	(1)
Section 25: Identify How Novell Products Deliver Internet Services		765	(1)
Section 26: Identify How to Implement a Web Server		765	(1)
Section 27: Identify How to Install and Configure an FTP Server		766	(1)
Section 28: Identify How Viruses Affect Web Services		766	(1)
Section 29: Identify the Purpose and Function of a Web Portal		766	(1)
Appendix C Solutions to Lab Exercises		767	(18)
Chapter 3: Novell eDirectory		767	(1)
Lab Exercise 3.2: Understanding NDS Naming		767	(1)
Chapter 4: NetWare 6 Connectivity		768	(3)
Lab Exercise 4.1: Configuring ACME'S Login Scripts		768	(1)
Lab Exercise 4.3: Building ACMES NDS Tree		769	(2)
Chapter 6: NetWare 6 Security		771	(9)
Lab Exercise 6.1: Calculating NDS Effective Rights		771	(5)
Lab Exercise 6.3: Calculating File System Effective Rights		776	(4)
Chapter 8: NetWare 6 Queue-Based Printing		780	(3)
Lab Exercise 8.1: Building ACMES Queue-Based Printing System		780	(1)
Lab Exercise 8.2: Managing ACME'S Queue-Based Printing System		781	(1)
Lab Exercise 8.3: Troubleshooting Queue-Based Printing Problems (Matching)		782	(1)
Chapter 9: NetWare 6 NDPS Printing		783	(2)
Lab Exercise 9.3: Troubleshooting NDPS Printing Problems (Matching)		783	(2)
Index		785

David James Clarke IV, CNI, CNE, and CNA, has devoted his career to helping people attain IT certification through Study Guides, eLearning, and BootCamps. He is the original creator of the CNE Study Guide phenomenon and author of numerous best-selling books for Novell Press, including Novell's CNE Update to NetWare 6, Novell's CNE Study Guide for NetWare 5.1, Novell's CNA Study Guide for NetWare 5.1, Novell's CNE Study Set for NetWare, and the Clarke Notes series.

Clarke is the cofounder and chief evangelist of Toolwire, where he developed the company's learning methodology and originated the concept of live, hands-on learning for students in an anywhere, anytime format. He is also the developer of The Clarke Tests (an interactive learning system) and producer of the best-selling video series "So You Wanna Be a CNE?!"

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