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Monday, July 17, 2006 11:03 AM by
andy
Exam 70-290 Notes
My notes for Exam 70-290
Managing and Maintaining Physical and Logical Devices
Choices for unsigned driver installation
Silently Succeed
Warn but Allow Installation
Do Not Allow Installation
USB
Maximum of 127 devices
No more than 7 layers of devices chained together
No more than 5 hubs in one physical chain
Windows 2003 provides 450mw of power to USB devices
Devices can be no more than 5 meters away from hub
Partitions
Basic Disks
Can have 3 primary and 1 extended partition or 4 primary partitions
Store config info in Partition Table (1st sector of each disk/MBR)
Dynamic Disks
the LDR (Logical Disk Manager) is used in place of the MBR and is stored at the end of each disk
Can be divided into 2000 volumes...but you shouldn't use more than 32
Can be extended w/o reboot
Managed as a collection
Support simple, spanned, mirrored and RAID-5
All information in this post has been heavily influenced by the test preparation software offered by
Transcender
and the
Exam Cram 2
series of test preparation books.
Filed Under:
Certification
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