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\section{Scope}
\label{sec:scope}
\begin{itemize}
\item This test covers all the concepts and skills taught in the
  laboratory classes concerning Samba
\item Topics covered:
  \begin{itemize}
  \item Samba as a \PDC with Windows 2000 as a member of the domain
  \item Creating users in the domain
  \item Using a common \WINS server
  \item Profiles for members of the domain
  \item Creating shares on the Samba server
  \item Creating useful log in scripts
  \item Use the Server Manager to manage the Samba server from the
    Windows 2000 domain member
  \item implementing Microsoft \DFS (Distributed File System) on the
    Samba server
  \end{itemize}
\item Note that this is an \emph{open book test}; you can refer to
  any material you like during the test.
\end{itemize}

\section{What to do}
\label{sec:What-to-do}
\begin{itemize}
\item Form a team of two students.  One student must have on their
  hard disk an installation of Windows~2000 that is \emph{not} a
  primary or backup domain controller.  It does not matter whether
  this is Windows~2000 (Professional or otherwise) or Windows~2000
  Server (Advanced or otherwise).
\item If at least one in your team does not have Windows 2000 as
  decribed above, then either install it, or choose another partner.
\item Each team configures their two computers to meet the following
  requirements.
\end{itemize}

\section{Context}
\label{sec:Context}
A high school has a small budget with which to implement a reliable
file and printing server for students.  Each student has a home
directory when they log in, and there are a number of shares to hold
particular applications.
\begin{itemize}
\item The data should be accessible both from Windows 2000 and from
  Linux.
  
\item In the future there will be a Macintosh machine that will also
  need to access this data.
  
\item Since reliability, cross-platform support and low cost are
  important criteria, and a number of staff are familiar with it,
  Linux was chosen as the platform.
  
\item Create domain logon accounts for at least two students and one
  staff administrator, with logon scripts that map one common share as
  well as their own home directory to drive letters on the Windows
  clients.

\item Create a group \texttt{students} and add the students to the group.
  
\item Create a group user policy for \texttt{students} that:
  \begin{itemize}
  \item Hides the \emph{background tab} to display properties, to
    prevent students from changing the desktop background

  \item Hides the \emph{settings tab} to prevent students from
    changing the resolution

  \item Hides the \emph{Screen Saver tab} to prevent students from
    changing the screen saver settings

  \item Removes \emph{folders} and \emph{taskbar} from Settings on the
    Start Menu

  \item Remove the \emph{ShutDown Command} from the Start Menu

  \item Don't save settings at exit.

  \item Disable registry editing tools.

  \item Disable \emph{Lock Workstation}

  \item Exclude \emph{Temporary Internet Files} and \emph{Temp} from
    the User's Roaming Profile\@.
  \end{itemize}
  
\item Ensure that the domain Administrator account has no policy
  restrictions that reduce their administration rights.

\item Create two \DFS links on the Samba server: one that points to a
  share from the Samba server, and one that points to a share from the
  Windows machine that is a member of the Samba domain.
  
%% \item For additional marks, create a share that is writable by both
%%   students, who are members of the student organisation, that provides
%%   a web site via Apache.  Alternatively, make the web site writable by
%%   the same two staff via WedDAV\@.  Note: use Samba \emph{or} WebDAV,
%%   not both.
\end{itemize}

\section{Assessment}
\label{sec:assessment}
\begin{itemize}
\item A group mark will be assigned to both team members, unless
  there is a dispute between members.
\item You are expected to have completed the configuration before your
  lecturer comes to assess your work.  Your lecturer may ask you to
  demonstrate how to configure particular items.
\item A grade of A will be assigned to those who succefully complete
  most of the requirements, including the web server configuration.
\item A grade of B will be assigned to those who complete most of the
  Samba configuration.
\item A grade of fail will be assigned to those groups who are not
  able to set up the primary domain controller, or who are unable to
  show how to configure a number of settings.
\end{itemize}

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