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BenFranske: /* Online Final Exams */

2022-05-02T21:14:53Z

Online Final Exams

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	=Online Final Exams=		=Online Final Exams=
	The final exam category of your grade includes the following exams		The final exam category of your grade includes the following exams
	* Final Exam (Chapters 1~~-9)~~		* Final Exam (Chapters 1-14)
	* Final Exam (Chapters 10-14)

	=Skills Final Exam=		=Skills Final Exam=

BenFranske: /* Chapter 13 Labs */

2022-04-19T19:18:58Z

Chapter 13 Labs

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	** NOTE: There is a bug in the lab in the section about setting permissions on the Student01 folder. If you set the permissions as the lab indicates (Allow Full Control for Student01 and Deny for ITEStudents) you will actually block Student02 AND Student01 from being able to access the folder because they are both members of ITEStudents. Windows actually gives you a note about this when you set the Deny permission, that it takes precedence over allow. To make this work correctly (Student01 has access to their folder, but Student02 does not) you will need to disable inheriting permissions on the Student01 folder and then specifically allow Staff and Student01 to have full control. In this situation Student02 will not be able to view the folder because they don't inherit any permissions from the parent folder and are not specifically mentioned as someone who has any permissions with an Allow statement.		** NOTE: There is a bug in the lab in the section about setting permissions on the Student01 folder. If you set the permissions as the lab indicates (Allow Full Control for Student01 and Deny for ITEStudents) you will actually block Student02 AND Student01 from being able to access the folder because they are both members of ITEStudents. Windows actually gives you a note about this when you set the Deny permission, that it takes precedence over allow. To make this work correctly (Student01 has access to their folder, but Student02 does not) you will need to disable inheriting permissions on the Student01 folder and then specifically allow Staff and Student01 to have full control. In this situation Student02 will not be able to view the folder because they don't inherit any permissions from the parent folder and are not specifically mentioned as someone who has any permissions with an Allow statement.
	* 13.3.4.6 Lab - Configure Windows Firewall		* 13.3.4.6 Lab - Configure Windows Firewall
			** NOTE: Because Windows has updated the default system security settings over time it's no longer as easy to share files as it used to be or the lab makes it out to be. In order to share files from one system to another you'll need to check a few things. First, the system which is sharing the files needs to have the "File and Printer Sharing" feature allowed in the firewall for the zone (Private or Public) which is currently active on the network interface. Second, you will not be able to share files anonymously anymore, you will need to setup the sharing permissions (different from the file permissions) on the shared file to allow a specific user account to have access to the files (not the "Everyone" which is for anonymous access). You will then need to use that username and password on the other computer to access the file share. Finally, you may not be able to access the file share by computer name and instead will need to open a "Run" dialog box and try "\\IPAddressOfComputerToConnectTo" to make a connection like "\\192.168.1.26".
			** NOTE: If you are not able to connect or are not prompted for a username and password your system may be trying to connect as another user. You can re-set which user your computer is trying to connect using by opening a command prompt and running '''net use \\192.168.1.26 /user:"Username to Connect With"''' and pressing enter. This should prompt you to enter a password for that user (if you are logged in with a user who has the same username it will try your password first so that may work in some cases if both computers have the same user and password). After the password is accepted at the command prompt you can re-try accessing the shared folder and it will use that username and password.
	* 13.5.2.2 Lab - Document Customer Information in a Work Order		* 13.5.2.2 Lab - Document Customer Information in a Work Order

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	** NOTE: Bitlocker does not function on a boot partition without EFI and a TPM chip (which the Netlab Virtual Machines are not setup for) in the default configuration. As a result you will need to modify the group policy of your system to allow a password to be used for BitLocker without a TPM chip. Try searching the Internet for instructions on how to modify group policy to allow Bitlocker without TPM and contact your instructor if you get stuck.		** NOTE: Bitlocker does not function on a boot partition without EFI and a TPM chip (which the Netlab Virtual Machines are not setup for) in the default configuration. As a result you will need to modify the group policy of your system to allow a password to be used for BitLocker without a TPM chip. Try searching the Internet for instructions on how to modify group policy to allow Bitlocker without TPM and contact your instructor if you get stuck.
	* 13.3.2.5 Lab - Configure Windows Local Security Policy		* 13.3.2.5 Lab - Configure Windows Local Security Policy
			** NOTE: There is a bug in the lab in the section about setting permissions on the Student01 folder. If you set the permissions as the lab indicates (Allow Full Control for Student01 and Deny for ITEStudents) you will actually block Student02 AND Student01 from being able to access the folder because they are both members of ITEStudents. Windows actually gives you a note about this when you set the Deny permission, that it takes precedence over allow. To make this work correctly (Student01 has access to their folder, but Student02 does not) you will need to disable inheriting permissions on the Student01 folder and then specifically allow Staff and Student01 to have full control. In this situation Student02 will not be able to view the folder because they don't inherit any permissions from the parent folder and are not specifically mentioned as someone who has any permissions with an Allow statement.
	* 13.3.3.6 Lab - Configure Users and Groups in Windows		* 13.3.3.6 Lab - Configure Users and Groups in Windows
	* 13.3.4.6 Lab - Configure Windows Firewall		* 13.3.4.6 Lab - Configure Windows Firewall
			** NOTE: Because Windows has updated the default system security settings over time it's no longer as easy to share files as it used to be or the lab makes it out to be. In order to share files from one system to another you'll need to check a few things. First, the system which is sharing the files needs to have the "File and Printer Sharing" feature allowed in the firewall for the zone (Private or Public) which is currently active on the network interface. Second, you will not be able to share files anonymously anymore, you will need to setup the sharing permissions (different from the file permissions) on the shared file to allow a specific user account to have access to the files (not the "Everyone" which is for anonymous access). You will then need to use that username and password on the other computer to access the file share. Finally, you may not be able to access the file share by computer name and instead will need to open a "Run" dialog box and try "\\IPAddressOfComputerToConnectTo" to make a connection like "\\192.168.1.26".
			** NOTE: If you are not able to connect or are not prompted for a username and password your system may be trying to connect as another user. You can re-set which user your computer is trying to connect using by opening a command prompt and running '''net use \\192.168.1.26 /user:"Username to Connect With"''' and pressing enter. This should prompt you to enter a password for that user (if you are logged in with a user who has the same username it will try your password first so that may work in some cases if both computers have the same user and password). After the password is accepted at the command prompt you can re-try accessing the shared folder and it will use that username and password.
	* 13.5.2.2 Lab - Document Customer Information in a Work Order		* 13.5.2.2 Lab - Document Customer Information in a Work Order


	==Chapter 14 Labs==		==Chapter 14 Labs==

BenFranske: /* In-Person Class Labs */

2022-04-19T18:48:57Z

In-Person Class Labs

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	* 13.3.2.5 Lab - Configure Windows Local Security Policy		* 13.3.2.5 Lab - Configure Windows Local Security Policy
	* 13.3.3.6 Lab - Configure Users and Groups in Windows		* 13.3.3.6 Lab - Configure Users and Groups in Windows
			** NOTE: There is a bug in the lab in the section about setting permissions on the Student01 folder. If you set the permissions as the lab indicates (Allow Full Control for Student01 and Deny for ITEStudents) you will actually block Student02 AND Student01 from being able to access the folder because they are both members of ITEStudents. Windows actually gives you a note about this when you set the Deny permission, that it takes precedence over allow. To make this work correctly (Student01 has access to their folder, but Student02 does not) you will need to disable inheriting permissions on the Student01 folder and then specifically allow Staff and Student01 to have full control. In this situation Student02 will not be able to view the folder because they don't inherit any permissions from the parent folder and are not specifically mentioned as someone who has any permissions with an Allow statement.
	* 13.3.4.6 Lab - Configure Windows Firewall		* 13.3.4.6 Lab - Configure Windows Firewall
	* 13.5.2.2 Lab - Document Customer Information in a Work Order		* 13.5.2.2 Lab - Document Customer Information in a Work Order

BenFranske: /* Participation Activities */ change pages to words for next year3

2022-04-18T18:39:45Z

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	* Computer History Summary Report (15 points)		* Computer History Summary Report (15 points)
	*# Watch one of the videos on computer history provided by your instructor		*# Watch one of the videos on computer history provided by your instructor
	*# Write a ~~one page~~ summary ~~(double-spaced, 1" margins, 12 point font)~~ of the information you learned in the video and why you think it may be useful to know about that history in your IT career. Submit your report through the Netacad site.		*# Write a 400-500 word summary of the information you learned in the video and why you think it may be useful to know about that history in your IT career. Submit your report through the Netacad site.

	=Unit Assessments=		=Unit Assessments=

BenFranske: /* Chapter 11 Labs */

2022-04-05T18:57:58Z

Chapter 11 Labs

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	* 11.6.2.4 Lab - System Restore and Hard Drive Backup		* 11.6.2.4 Lab - System Restore and Hard Drive Backup
	* 11.7.3.2 Lab - Troubleshoot Operating System Problems		* 11.7.3.2 Lab - Troubleshoot Operating System Problems
			** NOTE: Ask your instructor or the lab assistant to configure the "computer will not boot" problem from the instructor lab guide for you to troubleshoot.

	==Chapter 12 Labs==		==Chapter 12 Labs==

BenFranske: /* Chapter 11 Labs */

2022-04-05T18:21:52Z

Chapter 11 Labs

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	* 11.4.5.3 Lab - Other Useful Commands		* 11.4.5.3 Lab - Other Useful Commands
	* 11.5.2.4 Lab - Share Resources		* 11.5.2.4 Lab - Share Resources
			** NOTE: In this lab activity you will need to share and connect to network files. You will need to setup your second Windows PC, connect the two PCs with a router, and configure them for file sharing. The router and PCs do not need an Internet connection for this lab.
	* 11.5.4.2 Lab - Connect and Test the Wireless Connection		* 11.5.4.2 Lab - Connect and Test the Wireless Connection
	* 11.5.6.2 Lab - Windows Remote Desktop and Assistance		* 11.5.6.2 Lab - Windows Remote Desktop and Assistance

BenFranske: /* In Person Class Labs */

2022-03-17T01:47:56Z

In Person Class Labs

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	* 8.4.1.3 Lab - Share a Printer in Windows		* 8.4.1.3 Lab - Share a Printer in Windows
	** NOTE: In this lab use a laptop as the second device (the one which is not directly connected to the printer). Both the laptop and your desktop will need to be connected to the same network so setup your network routers with a connection to both computers.		** NOTE: In this lab use a laptop as the second device (the one which is not directly connected to the printer). Both the laptop and your desktop will need to be connected to the same network so setup your network routers with a connection to both computers.
			** NOTE: Because of a security issue called "Print Nightmare" Microsoft has made some patches to Windows printer sharing which may prevent you from adding a network printer on a the client (Laptop in this case) through the traditional means (such as just double clicking on the shared printer or by searching and installing it as a network printer on the client. Instead you may need to download and install the printer driver on the client computer first (like you would for a local USB printer) and then manually add the shared printer on the client, specifying the driver to use.
	* 8.5.3.2 Lab - Perform Preventive Maintenance on a Laser Printer		* 8.5.3.2 Lab - Perform Preventive Maintenance on a Laser Printer
	** NOTE: In this lab you will not actually install any new parts, just find and remove the existing parts on the printer and then re-install them. Also, you should locate the fuser on the printer and find and watch a video showing how to remove and replace it but do not actually do it because on our particular printer model it requires disassembling most of the printer to get to the fuser.		** NOTE: In this lab you will not actually install any new parts, just find and remove the existing parts on the printer and then re-install them. Also, you should locate the fuser on the printer and find and watch a video showing how to remove and replace it but do not actually do it because on our particular printer model it requires disassembling most of the printer to get to the fuser.

BenFranske: /* In Person Class Labs */

2022-03-01T19:26:03Z

In Person Class Labs

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	** NOTE: In this lab use a laptop as the second device (the one which is not directly connected to the printer). Both the laptop and your desktop will need to be connected to the same network so setup your network routers with a connection to both computers.		** NOTE: In this lab use a laptop as the second device (the one which is not directly connected to the printer). Both the laptop and your desktop will need to be connected to the same network so setup your network routers with a connection to both computers.
	* 8.5.3.2 Lab - Perform Preventive Maintenance on a Laser Printer		* 8.5.3.2 Lab - Perform Preventive Maintenance on a Laser Printer
	** NOTE: In this lab you will not actually install any new parts, just find and remove the existing parts on the printer and then re-install them. Also, ~~uou~~ should locate the fuser on the printer and find and watch a video showing how to remove and replace it but do not actually do it because on our particular printer model it requires disassembling most of the printer to get to the fuser.		** NOTE: In this lab you will not actually install any new parts, just find and remove the existing parts on the printer and then re-install them. Also, you should locate the fuser on the printer and find and watch a video showing how to remove and replace it but do not actually do it because on our particular printer model it requires disassembling most of the printer to get to the fuser.
	* Lab - [[Franske ITC-2000 Network Printing Lab\|Setup and Connect to Network Printers]]		* Lab - [[Franske ITC-2000 Network Printing Lab\|Setup and Connect to Network Printers]]

BenFranske: /* In Person Class Labs */

2022-03-01T18:53:20Z

In Person Class Labs

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	* 6.1.2.7 Lab - Configure a NIC to Use DHCP in Windows		* 6.1.2.7 Lab - Configure a NIC to Use DHCP in Windows
	** '''NOTE:''' Do NOT connect your router to an Internet connection, it's not required for this lab.		** '''NOTE:''' Do NOT connect your router to an Internet connection, it's not required for this lab.
			** '''NOTE:''' In this lab you are asked to open a command prompt window. In older versions of Windows the command prompt was an option in the start menu, but it was removed from there starting in Windows 10. To launch a command prompt just click on the start menu and start typing "cmd" or "Command Prompt" and you will find it.
	* 6.1.3.10 Lab - Configure a Wireless Network		* 6.1.3.10 Lab - Configure a Wireless Network
	** '''NOTE:''' Do NOT connect your router to an Internet connection, it's not required for this lab.		** '''NOTE:''' Do NOT connect your router to an Internet connection, it's not required for this lab.

BenFranske: /* In Person Class Labs */

2022-03-01T18:35:44Z

In Person Class Labs

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	*** Router IP Address: 172.17.99.1		*** Router IP Address: 172.17.99.1
	*** Router Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0		*** Router Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
	*** Router Name: ITE-Rxx (replace xx with the number of one of your PCs, found on a sticker on top of the classroom PC under your desk)
	*** DHCP Starting IP Address: 172.17.99.21		*** DHCP Starting IP Address: 172.17.99.21
	*** DHCP Maximum Number of Users: 20		*** DHCP Maximum Number of Users: 20