CSIT 321
Lab 18
March 28, 2013
Name: ___________________________

1.	Go to http://www.1001freefonts.com/ofonts3.php download the Once in a While font. Unzip the file and place it in the Font folder found on the Control Panel (small icons view). Place your name below in 36pt Once in a While font.

2.	Go to the Control Panel/User Accounts and click on Manage another user, then Add a new user in PC settings.  Then click Add a User. Choose to sign in without a Microsoft account.  Click on Local account.  Supply a username and password, etc.  Paste a screen capture showing you have done so.

 
3.	What is the difference between a Microsoft account and a Local account? 

4.	What information comes from the systeminfo command?

5.	What command would you use to pipe that information into a text file

6.	Describe the differences between the more filename command and the type filename command.

7.	What does the command getmac do?

8.	Are the MAC addresses of the host (Windows 7) and the virtual machine (Windows 8) the same or different?  

9.	What does the command arp –a do? Don’t just paste a result, explain the output in words. 

10.	Is the default gateway is the list made by the arp –a command?  How do you know?

11.	Use the find command (with various options) to display the lines in the poem The Bells (file provided) containing the word “bells”.  Make it include line numbers. Make it a case-insensitive search.  What command did you use?   (Use find /? for help.)

12.	What was the command we used in Linux that was like find? 

13.	Create a file like the following in Notepad and save it with a .bat extension.

With your command window in the folder containing the above file, use the title of your file as a command. Show the results in a screen capture below.  

14.	The file you have created is known as a batch file, the .bat extension tells the operating system to treat it differently that it would a regular text file. Add a line at the beginning as shown in the following

Paste a screen capture of the executing the above batch file below. 

15.	Edit the line at the beginning as follows 

with an @ sign at the beginning of the line.  Run your batch job again and paste a screen capture below. 

16.	If you change your location and attempt to run your batch file, the computer will not understand it.  The system is trained to look for .bat, .exe and .com files in the current directory as well as a set of standard locations.  If the appropriate file is not found in one of these places, the command is not understood. The locations that the system looks in can be found by running the command path.  Run the command path and paste a screen capture below. 

17.	Navigate to the root of the file system in a command window.  Enter the command dir /s *.bat . Open one of the batch files you find and paste its contents below. 

18.	What does the /s option(switch) above do? 

19.	On the Control Panel go to Performance Information and Tools.  Which components have the highest and lowest ratings?

Highest:

Lowest:

20.	Open up a Task Manager.  Click on More details. Sort the Process by Memory Usage (descending).  Report which process is using the most memory. 

21.	What is in your list on the task Manager’s Start up tab?

22.	Under the Details tab what process(es) do you find that are connected with VMWare?

23.	Which two processes have the lowest PIDs in the list? 

24.	Under Services I found the following items.  What do they stand for?

DHCP:

DNS:

EFS:

LSM: