Novell's CNE study guide / David James Clarke, IV.

Table of content

PART I: CNE fundamentals
1. Microcomputer/DOS fundamentals
Understanding microcomputers
Understanding DOS

2. Netware basics
The certified netware engineer
hardware basics
Software basics


PART II: Netware administration
3. Netware directory structure
Netware volumes
Directory types
Directory structure command line utilities
Drive mapping

4. Netware security
The netware security model
Special user accounts
Login/password security
etc.

5. Netware utilities
Menu utilities
Supervisor utilities
Console commands
etc.

6. Network management
management strategies
managing the netware server
managing the netware workstation
etc.

7. Netware printing
The fundamentals of netware printing
Printing setup
Printing performance optimization
etc.

8. Performance management
Performance management components
Server memory management
Monitoring server performance with MONITOR
etc.

PART III: Netware troubleshooting and optimization
9. Netware installation
Phase I: Netware analysis and design
Phase II: Netware installation
etc.

10. Troubleshooting fundamentals
Problem prevention
The netware troubleshooting model

11. Troubleshooting tools
Check it pro
NSEPro
Netwire
etc.

12. Troubleshooting network topology components
Topology components
Troubleshooting ethernet
Troubleshooting token ring
etc.

13. Troubleshooting network storage
Hard disk basics
Hard drive setup
Disk mirroring and duplexing
etc.

14. Troubleshooting network workstations
Troubleshooting IPX/NETx
Troubleshooting ODI
Troubleshooting the netware DOS requester
etc.

15. troubleshooting network printing
Netware printing review
Troubleshooting network printers
Troubleshooting netware print queues
etc.

16. Network optimization
Performance monitoring and optimization
Protocol analysis
Additional optimization strategies


PART IV: Networking technologies
17. Networking and the OSI model
Computer networking
Network services
Understanding the OSI model

18. OSI communications: The bottom layers
The physical layers
The datalink layer
Implementations at the bottom layers

19. OSI networking: The middle layers
The network layer
The transport layer
Implementations at the middle layers

20. OSI services: The upper layers
The session layer
The presentation layer
Implementations at the upper layers

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