Network server Administration: Discussion
To receive full credit, the responses should be well thought out and completely answer the question(s) posted
"Realizing the Benefits of Using Windows Server 2012 Disk Storage Technologies and Avoiding Resource Sharing Issues When Permissions Overlap "Please respond to the following:
1. Give examples of at least two limitations of using standard workstation hard disks in a server environment.
2. Examine at least two specific Windows Server 2012 disk storage technologies for their capability to overcome these deficits. Provide support for your response.
From the e-Activity, compose an alternate share permission scenario similar to the one in the article by using an example where NTFS and share permissions overlap causing sharing issues. Provide an example of a strategy that helps solve the sharing issues outlined in your scenario. Use the link below...
Go to the TechRepublic's Website to read the article titled "Windows Server 2012: Tips for Setting Share vs. NTFS Permissions", dated November 27, 2012. Be prepared to discuss.
Separate the two discussion answer by line, title or paragraph.
Human Computer Interaction: Week 2 Discussion
"GPS Interaction and Cognitive Process" Please respond to the following:
Imagine that you have been asked to design a GPS product that will have voice recognition and Bluetooth capability. Discuss and conceptualize a user interaction model. Predict two problems that may arise in GPS products with voice recognition and Bluetooth capability. Recommend solutions for each of these issues.
Attention is one of the six cognition processes. When attention is applied to a design, the goal is to make it easier for the end user to quickly locate where he / she should type information on the computer or mobile device screen. Compare and contrast how the Google search engine and the Microsoft Bing search engine employ the attention cognition process. Provide your opinion as to which search engine better employs the attention cognition process and explain why.