Define the various network services in Windows
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Term Definition
Windows
Processor
RAM
ROM
Drives
Video systems
Pointing devices
Network card
User mode
Kernel mode
I/O manager
Process manager
IPC manager
Power manager
Windows manager
Object manager
Device driver
FAT
FAT32
NTFS
CDFS
Volumes
IPC
LPC
COM
Work groups
Windows NT
Domain
The four domain models
Active directory
OU
Objects
Schema
Forest
User group
Group accounts
Home directories
User profiles
Global groups
Universal groups
Policies
Rights and permissions
Client software
TCP/IP
IPCONFIG
Share permissions
Event viewer
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College Material
Appendix F
Vocabulary Table
Define five of the key terms listed in the Vocabulary Table.
Term Definition
Windows Windows is a Personal Computer (PC) Operating System (OS) developed by Microsoft that, together with a ...
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