MCS-022 Solved Assignment

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Question 1:  (a) Write the purpose of VPN and name the VPN technologies supported by Windows  2000.           (5 Marks) 
 
(b) List the main contents of Password files and where are they located in Windows?  Also, explain the concept of Shadow passwords?     (5 Marks) 
 
Question 2:  (a) Compare the role and responsibilities of user mode and kernel mode of Windows  2000 system.           (5 Marks) 
 
(b) List the important components of domain name server. Also, explain how the domain name server is configured in LINUX operating system.    (5 Marks) 
 
Question 3:  Discuss the Users' Administration in WINDOWS 2000. What are the different types of user groups supported by Windows 2000? Discuss the scope and limitations of each group. Also, list the tools available in Windows2000 for user management.           (10 Marks) Question 4:  (a) Discuss the tasks performed by LinuxConf package.     (5 Marks) 
 
(b) Explain the advantages and disadvantages of different LAN topologies.   (5 Marks) 

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