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Describe the file LSL.COM:
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Describe the file 3C90X.COM:
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Describe the file IPXODI.COM:
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Describe the file NETX.COM:
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Explain why in Windows 9x the line lastdrive=H must be put into the CONFIG.SYS:
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Explain the difference between being logged in and attached to a Novell server:
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Explain the difference between NDIR and DIR:
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Describe two differences between NCOPY and COPY:
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Why must NETX be unloaded from memory prior to launching Windows and how is this done?
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What four different networking layer components can be added within the Network Neighborhood Properties sheet of Windows 98:
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List the default networking components that Windows 98 will set up when a NIC's driver's are installed:
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List the necessary operations to change from these defaults to being able to attach and login to the Novell 3.12 server used in the classroom:
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Calculate the minimum number of frames that the server will need to transmit in order to send the Win98 image located to your system:
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List and describe the fields of an Ethernet frame:
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List which field(s) are not included in the official size calculation of the frame and explain why:
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List which field(s) are not included in the FCS calculation and explain why:
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Which two LLC-types have been formally defined:
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Explain the steps to map a network drive and explain what this means:
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Explain the decision to set the frame type while configuring IPX/SPX. Explain why the system won't find the server if this is set wrong:
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Name the two sublayers of the data link layer and explain what each layer does:
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List two specific things that the LLC layer can do with a frame that has arrived:
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On a separate sheet list the Novell Netware workstation DOS executable commands that you have learned including any switches, describe what they do and record their screen output.