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Section 5.9: Adding Storage



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Section 5.9: Adding Storage

Summary


This section discusses strategies for configuring a mount point and extending the volume.
Students will learn how to:

  • Mount a partition to a folder.

  • Extend existing volumes.
PC Pro Exam Objectives:

  • Given a newly installed drive and a set of end-user requirements, use Disk Management to configure the drive for use by Windows.

    • Upgrade to a dynamic disk if required.

    • Create volumes or partitions.

    • Assign a drive letter.

    • Format the drive using an appropriate file system (such as FAT32, NTFS, or FAT64) based on end user requirements.

  • Using Disk Management in Windows, add space to an existing volume by extending the volume or configuring a mount point.

  • Manage the file system type on an existing drive.

    • Convert a file system to NTFS

    • Reformat a partition to use the FAT32 file system.
A+ 220-802 Exam Objectives:

  • 1.2    Given a scenario, install, and configure the operating system using the most appropriate method.

    • Partitioning

      • Dynamic

      • Basic

      • Primary

      • Extended

      • Logical

    • File system types/formatting

      • FAT

      • FAT32

      • NTFS

  • 1.4    Given a scenario, use appropriate operating system features and tools.

    • Disk management

      • Drive status

      • Mounting

      • Extending partitions

      • Splitting partitions

      • Assigning drive letters

      • Adding drives

      • Adding arrays

Lecture Focus Questions:

  • What are the requirements for creating a mount point?

  • Which types of volumes support mount points?

  • What are the prerequisites for extending a volume on a basic disk?

  • What advantages do dynamic disks provide when extending volumes?

  • What is the difference between an extended volume and a spanned volume?

Video/Demo Time



video5.9.1 Adding Storage 10:45

demo5.9.2 Creating Mount Points and Extending Volumes 15:32
Total 26:17

Lab/Activity


  • Add Space to Existing Volumes

Number of Exam Questions


3 questions

Total Time


About 35 minutes





Section 5.10: Disk Optimization

Summary


This section examines details about hard disk optimization to improve a computer’s overall performance. Concepts covered include:


  • Optimize hard disk performance:

    • Upgrade the hard disk

    • Upgrade the disk interface

  • Methods to clean up a disk drive:

    • Disk Cleanup

    • Disk Defragmenter

    • Check Disk

Students will learn how to:



  • Perform Disk Cleanup.

  • Defragment a hard disk.

  • Check a hard disk for errors.
PC Pro Exam Objectives:

  • Use Windows utilities (Explorer, attrib command) to find or set drive, folder, or file attributes.

  • Schedule and run Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmentation in Windows.
A+ 220-802 Exam Objectives:

  • 1.3   Given a scenario, use appropriate command line tools.

    • OS

      • CHKDSK

  • 1.7    Perform preventive maintenance procedures using appropriate tools.

    • Best practices

      • Scheduled check disks

      • Scheduled defragmentation

    • Tools

      • Check disk

      • Defrag

Lecture Focus Questions:

  • What tasks does Disk Cleanup perform?

  • Why does fragmentation take place? How does defragmenting improve how a system performs?

  • How is a lost cluster different from a cross-linked file?

  • Which utility could you use to detect and mark bad clusters?

Video/Demo Time



video5.10.1 Storage Optimization 19:59
demo5.10.2 Optimizing Disks 13:26
Total 33:25

Lab/Activity


  • Perform Disk Maintenance

Number of Exam Questions


4 questions

Total Time


About 45 minutes





Section 6.1: Networking Overview

Summary


This section provides an overview of networking. Concepts covered include:


  • The components that make a network

    • Computer systems

    • Network devices

    • Transmission medium

    • Network interfaces

    • Protocols

  • The role of networks

  • The types of networks

    • Peer-to-peer

    • Client/server

  • Classifying networks based on size:

    • Local Area Network (LAN)

    • Wide Area Network (WAN)

    • Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)

    • Personal Area Network (PAN)

  • Types of network topologies:

    • Physical

    • Logical

  • Common physical topologies:

    • Bus

    • Ring

    • Star

    • Mesh
A+ 220-801 Exam Objectives:

  • 2.8    Identify various types of networks.

    • LAN

    • WAN

    • PAN

    • MAN

    • Topologies

      • Mesh

      • Ring

      • Bus

      • Star

      • Hybrid
A+ 220-802 Exam Objectives:

  • 1.6    Setup and configure Windows networking on a client/desktop.

    • WorkGroup vs. domain setup

Lecture Focus Questions:

  • In what ways does a network benefit a company? What is the main drawback to implementing a network?

  • Why are protocols important for networking?

  • What are the advantages of a client/server network when compared to a peer-to-peer network?

  • What factor usually causes LANs to have a higher bandwidth than WANs?

Video/Demo Time



video6.1.1 Networking 9:17
video6.1.2 Network Types 9:34

video6.1.4 Network Topologies 13:27
Total 32:18

Number of Exam Questions


18 questions

Total Time


About 60 minutes


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