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Operating System Administration
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- 1- uses what's called a swap file, or paging file. - A swap file is actually hard drive space into which idle pieces of programs are placed while other active parts of programs are kept in or swapped into main memoryVirtual Memory
- 2- is the computer's physical memory. - The more of it you put into the machine, the more items it can remember without looking anything upRandom access memory (RAM)
- 3It concerns to get disks ready to be able to store files and programs, backing up your data, checking the health of disks and optimizing their performanceDisk Management
- 4is the process of creating logical divisions on a hard drivePartitioning
- 5is the process of creating and configuring a file allocation table (FAT) and creating the root directoryFormatting
- 6Are fille system types suported by various versions of Windows- FAT 16
- FAT 32
- NTFS - 7- Is a file system that uses eight letters for the name, a period, and then a three-letter file identifier. - It it uses a 16-bit binary number to hold cluster-numbering information. - the largest disk partition that could be created is approximately 2GB.File allocation table (FAT16)
- 8- An extension of the FAT file system - It augmented the 8.3 file-naming convention and allowed filenames with up to 255 charactersVirtual FAT (VFAT)
- 9It allowed for 32-bit cluster addressing, which in turn provided for a maximum partition size of 2 terabytes (2048GB). - It also included smaller cluster sizes to avoid wasted spaceFAT32
- 10It includes such features as individual file security and compression and RAID support as well as support for extremely large file and partition sizes and disk transaction monitoring. - It is the file system of choice for higher-performance computingNT File System (NTFS)
- 11is the file system of choice for CD mediaCD-ROM File System (CDFS)
- 12lets you view a host of information regarding all the drives installed in your system, including CD-ROM and DVD drivesDisk Management component
- 13- It gives users access to all the applications and systems they need when they log onsingle sign-on (SSO)
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- A-Level A+ 802 Fichas sobre Operating System Administration, creado por Brian Pinzon el 29/12/2016.
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