** Assignment # 8 **
Being Resourceful with NT & other fun games
Journals due: No later than Tuesday, July 20th, 1999.
Part 1 : Exploring the Windows NT Resource Kit
Microsoft sells a separate CD ROM entitled the _Windows NT
Resource Kit_. It is a combination of additional programs that a Windows
NT administrator should be aware of. Most of the utilities are quite
useful and you wonder why they aren't a standard part of NT server :)
Your assignment is to mount the shared volume named "NT Resource
KIT CD" from STINGING, install the resource kit and read the documentation.
Then, you are to evaluate as best as possible the utilities that are
installed in the kit (in C:\NTRESKIT). At a minimal, test out and evaluate
each of the following utilities. Try each one out and provide a one-line
explanation of what it does along with your opinion of it's usefulness:
ADDUSERS
DIRUSE
DISKSAVE
DOMMON
DRIVERS
DUMPEL
EXETYPE
FINDGRP
FTEDIT
GETMAC
GETSID
GRPCPY
INET
KILL
NETWATCH
NLMON
PERL
PFMON
PMON
PSTAT
PVIEWER
PULIST
QSLICE
REGBACK
REGREST
SC
SHOWACLS
SHOWDISK
SHOWGRPS
SHOWMBRS
SHUTDOWN
SHUTGUI
SRVINFO
SU
TELNETD
TLIST
TOPDESK
USRSTAT
WINEXIT
Part 2 : NCSA Apache "httpd" installation
You are to obtain the newest version of NCSA's Apache "httpd" server,
build it, and install it on your Linux & Solaris machine
(check www.apache.org).
Obtain the latest version of the NCSA Apache web server
Once you have the source, compile it for your
machine and install the web server so that it comes up automatically.
More than likely there's already a web server running on your machine so you'll
have to replace the old web server startup with your new one.
Once the web server is up and running, create a default home page
for your machine (if you haven't already) that demonstrates the web server
is running.
Part 3 : Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS)
Install Microsoft's web, FTP and gopher server, known collectively
as IIS. IIS is on the NT Server 4.0 CD-ROM. Ask one of the CIS 5406 TAs
if they can either loan you the backpack parallel port CD-ROM drive or
make the CD-ROM available via a network share.
Part 4 : Latest sendmail
Obtain, compile & install the latest version of sendmail from
www.sendmail.org on your Linux & Solaris machines.