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Services |
Programs that run in the background to provide a function or a network application. |
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Service Console |
Can be opened by executing services.msc and managed by computer management. |
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Services console enables you to: |
-view services and their status -add, stop, start, or disable services -select user accounts that may run the service -view list of service, program, and driver dependencies |
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Automatic delayed start |
Starts about 2 minutes after the system has completed started the operating system. |
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Automatic |
Starts as the operating system starts |
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Manual |
Must be started manually by a user, dependent service, or a program. |
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Disabled |
Service is disabled and will not start. |
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Local system account |
Extensive privilege on the local computer, does not have a password nor a profile of it's own. |
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Local service account |
Type NT AUTHORITY\LocalService, this account is built in account with no password required. |
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Network Service account |
NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService, geared towards networking services. |
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Another account |
Browse for different user account. |
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System configuration utility (msconfig.exe) |
Let's you enable or disable startup services, set boot options (such as booting into Safe Mode), access tools like Action Center and Event Viewer. Used for troubleshooting startup problems. |
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Diagnostic startup |
Runs basic devices and services only, equivalent to safe mode. |
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Selective startup |
Starts the system with some or all system services and startup items disabled. |
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Alternative shell |
Boots to command prompt without network support. |
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Active Directory repair |
Boots to the Windows GUI and run critical system services and active directory. |
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Network |
Boots to safe mode with network services enabled. |
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Task scheduler |
Create scheduled task by specifying a trigger, which is an event that causes a task to run, and an action, which is the action taken when the task runs. |
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Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment ISE |
Use file menu to create a new script, open saved scripts, save scripts, and run scripts. |
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What command could be used to open the Services console? |
Services.msc |
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What location can you find the services snap in? |
Computer Management |
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Which account allows full access to the system, while accessing other systems on the network? |
Local System account |
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When the local system account tries to access another system on the network, which credentials does it use? |
Computername$ |
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What program allows you to specify what services start during boot up and can forces stop the system to go into Safe Mode? |
System Configuration Utility |
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Which item in Task Scheduler cause a task to run? |
A trigger |
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You manage a program that requires several services. However, service1 has to start before service2. What should you do? |
Set service1 at automatic and set service2 to automatic delayed start |
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What is the best utility to create relatively complex management tasks with windows powershell scripts? |
Windows PowerShell Integrated Script Environment |
