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What does this command do?
map c G: |
Converts drive mapping to search drive from regular drive, or vice-versa
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What does this command do?
map del G: |
Deletes mapping for drive G:
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What does this command do?
map root S1:=.Da_Data.DA1:Apps |
Makes Apps directory appear to be the root directory for the search drive. Also overwrites the first entry in the path statement.
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What does this command do?
map ins S1: |
Inserts a search drive mapping into the first search drive position, doesn't overwrite the current mapping just moves it down...
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What does this command do?
map S16: |
This appends a search drive to the end of the path. This command can be used multiple times until all 16 slots are filled
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What does this command do?
map P:=DA1\\DATA:\\Users |
Maps drive P: to the Users directory of the DATA volume, using the *physical* Volume Name
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What does this command do?
map P:\DA1_DATA:\USERS |
Maps drive P: to the Users directory of the Volume Object Name
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What does this command do?
map N (map Next) |
Maps next available drive letter .
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What are the four ways to include comments in a netware login script?
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1.REMARK
2.REM 3.* 4.; |
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Name the nine NSS Volume Attributes or Settings:
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1.Backup (Black)
2.Compression (Crows) 3.Directory Quotas (Don't) 4.Flush Files Immediately on close. (Fly) 5.Migration (Many) 6.Modified File List (Miles) 7.Salvage (Somewhere) 8.Usr Space Restrictions. (Unless) 9.Encrypted Volume (Endangered) |
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What Four Utilities can create volumes?
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1.ConsoleOne
2.Remote Manager 3.NSSMU 4.iManager |
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Explain the NSS Setting:
Backup |
Indicate this setting if the volume needs to be backed up, If backing up of data unneeded then leave this setting blank.
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Explain the NSS Setting:
Compression |
Indicate this setting if compression should be enabled on the volume
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Explain the NSS Setting:
Directory Quotas |
Indicate this setting if the size of a specific directory should be restricted.
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Explain the NSS Setting:
Flush Files Immediately on Close. |
Indicate to flush all data of a particular file where you want the file to be saved right after its closure. This decreases the chance of data loss if the server suffers a failure.
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