Shared printer and disk management

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Lab 1

Lab name: printer priority permission settings

Tutorial Description: on the printer server, set the priority based on different permissions. One user can use the printer with a higher priority than the other user.

Tutorial topology:

Lab procedure

Step 1: log on to the server, add a printer, add a local printer, and click Next. Select a printer model, enter a printer name, and click Next. Share the printer. Next, click Finish. Add a printer according to the preceding steps.

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Step 2: select the printer hp950 and right-click printer properties-security-select everyone-delete-Add User Jl-assign print permission-advanced-set priority to 99-select the printer hp950 and right-click the printer attribute advanced-set priority to 1

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Step 3: log on to a client host-enter \ Server IP address-enter username YG and password-connect to hp915-inaccessible-connect to hp910-successful connection found

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Step 4: log on to another client host-enter \ Server IP address-enter username JL and password-connect to hp915-connect successfully-connect to hp910-successful connection found

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Conclusion: The problem is that when assigning permissions to the printer, the everyone permission with higher priority is deleted, because every user belongs to the Everyone group and therefore has this priority.

 

Lab 2

Lab name: create a simple volume

Tutorial Description: Add a new hard disk of 40 GB and convert it to a dynamic disk. Create a simple volume of 200 MB and expand it to 300 mb IN unpartitioned space.

Tutorial topology:

Lab procedure

Step 1: Add a 40 Gb hard drive-select disk-right-click online-right-click to convert to Dynamic Disk-right-click New simple volume-next-enter 200

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Step 2: Select Add volume E and right-click Extend volume-next-enter 300-finish

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Conclusion: None

 

Lab 3

Lab name: create a cross-zone volume

Experiment Description: Add two new hard disks, 40 Gb each, and convert them to dynamic disks. Create a cross-zone volume, with a disk capacity of 1,200 MB and a disk capacity of 2,300 mb. The total volume capacity of this cross-zone is 500 mb.

Tutorial topology:

Lab procedure

Add two new hard disks-convert to Dynamic Disk-select one of the hard disk areas-right-click create cross-area volume-next-select Disk 1 Enter 200-add Disk 2-select Disk 2 enter 300 -Complete

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Conclusion: at least two hard disks are required for cross-zone volumes.

 

Lab 4

Lab name: create a zone volume

Experiment Description: Add two new hard disks, 40 Gb each, and convert them to dynamic disks. Create a partition volume. the disk space is 300 mb and the total capacity is 600 mb.

Tutorial topology:

Lab procedure

Add two new disks-convert them to dynamic disks-select one of the hard disk areas-right-click Create a volume with a zone-next-select Disk 1 Enter 300-add Disk 2-select Disk 2 enter 300-complete

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Summary: A zone volume stores data on two disks on average.

 

Lab 5

Lab name: Create Image volume and restore

Experiment Description: Add two new hard disks, 40 Gb each, and convert them to dynamic disks. Create an image volume with a size of 300 mb per disk. After the image volume is stored in data, delete one of the hard disks, add a new hard disk, restore the data in the previous image volume through configuration, and continue to be fault tolerant.

Tutorial topology:

Lab procedure

Step 1: add two new hard disks-convert them to dynamic disks-select one of the hard disk areas-right-click Create Image volume-next-select Disk 1 Enter 300-add Disk 2-select Disk 2 enter 300 -Complete-Add a file to the new volume

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Step 2: remove one hard disk and add another hard disk-convert the initial disk to a Dynamic Disk

Right-click the image drive letter and choose "delete image"> "lost"> "delete image"> "OK ".

Right-click the failed image volume-add Image

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Conclusion: to restore an image volume, you need to delete the lost image volume. Then, the remaining image volume will become a simple volume, and then add the simple volume to the image volume.

 

Lab 6

Lab name: Create a raid-5 image volume and restore

Tutorial Description: add three new hard disks, 40 Gb each, and convert them to dynamic disks. Create a raid-5 volume with a disk space of 200 MB. After the raid-5 volume is saved to the data, delete a disk, add a hard disk, add a new hard disk, restore the data in the volume through configuration, and continue to be fault tolerant.

Tutorial topology:

Lab procedure

Step 1: add three new disks-convert to dynamic disks-select one of the hard disk areas-right-click Create raid-5 volume-next-select Disk 1 Enter 200-add Disk 2-select Disk 2 enter 200-select Disk 3 enter 200-finish-Add a file to the new volume

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Step 2: remove one of the hard disks, re-Add a hard disk-convert the initial disk to a dynamic disk-right-click the previous image disk drive letter-right-click repair volume-select the Newly Added Disk-OK-delete the lost Disk

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Conclusion: Creating raid-5 requires at least four hard disks. When restoring the disk, you must first click repair volume and then delete the lost disk.