...Ellery Corley NT 1230 Wednesday Unit 4. Exercise 1 User-Profile Scenario From: Systems Administrator To: Manager I have reviewed your email inquiry and have the following recommendations. 1. Interns should not have the level of access that allows the changing of their workstations. Thus all interns will be combined into a group for restricted access. This group will be given standard access, not allowing for any changes to workstation unless authorized by System Administrator. This includes the changing of their password every 60 days. 2. Team leads need to have access to their files from any workstation. Thusly, all team leads will be assigned roaming user profiles. This will allow any team lead to access any work station at their convenience as long as the computer is on the network. This will also require team leads to lock or sign out of a work station when they are not using it. Due to the level of access and availability of said access, Team Lead passwords will be set to be changed every 30 days. 3. Since to Marketing Staff have dedicated work stations, they will be added to an ACL, and be designated user rights applicable to their needs. As System Admin, I do understand the need for access to applications, storage, the network, and the ability to change and customize as needed. Due to the level of access that the Marketing Staff will be assigned, they will be required to change their passwords every 30 days. They will be given a list...
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...comp#1 unit 4, lab#1 Ms. Anderson Profile A loving mother is always a blessing but a loving and understanding mother can be hard to find. In one instant as kid I decided to take her car for a joy ride in the middle of the. On my way home I decided to take the 1996 honda civic off-road. Before I can get ten feet from the concrete the car is stuck teetering. I go home and try to find a way to bring it back before she goes to work. Being a kid I was worried about getting in more trouble then I could hand so I grab some tools and try to pop the steering colum to make it seem like it was stolen. Maybe a year later I decide to take my grandfather’s truck for a ride. I was gone for a half an hour. In the mist of being gone I was distracted will driving and whent up a curb into the trunk of a parked car. After leaving the seen I end up going to make sure no one got hurt and was arrested. Later released to my grandparent’s custody. I end up staying there although I was dreading going home. I could not pop the steering colum so I went home and went to sleep. When morning came my stepdad went in the garage to smoke a cigarette and found the car missing. He woke up my mom and the where frantic looking for the car. After about ten minutes they come in my room asking what did I with the car I told the I didn’t know what happen. So the end up reporting the car stolen after an hour of lies I finally said “I know were the car is because I took it and got it stuck.” Even after all the...
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...English 134 24 January 2012 The Man Behind the Camo, by Kelly McBride, is a profile that focuses on the author’s younger brother, Scott, and his experiences with the concept of manhood. McBride goes about this by describing past events like childhood traditions and activities that she shared with Scott, and then providing her own commentary and thoughts on the matter. McBride’s detailed recounting of her personal experiences helps make this piece a well-written profile because it effectively gives the reader insight into Scott’s childhood as well as their relationship as brother and sister. This firsthand source (memories written onto paper) helps the reader to feel as if they were really there, and makes them more aware of what the actual events were like and how they helped McBride come to the conclusions that she did about Scott and masculinity. The author uses both quotes and detailed imagery to portray her brother in this profile, a combination that both appeals to the senses and works very well to describe events. McBride uses quotes to emphasize or confirm the memory that she is currently describing, which helps to lend the reader a hand and give them a real example of the subject while helping to align the author’s train of thought and the story. For example, when McBride is recalling Scott’s first venture into manhood in the form of football she quotes him saying “’All of my friends were doing it that year. Football is just kind of the ‘guy’ thing to do.’”(McBride...
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...displayed when a regular user requires administrative access c. confirmation of a user’s identity d. suppresses the operation of all controls except the UAC prompt e. enables users to access their desktops from any workstation f. grants a user a specific degree of access to a resource g. hosts an AD DS domain h. displayed when an administrator requires administrative access i. placeholder for a collection of users with a similar characteristic j. a profile that multiple users can run simultaneously ___d. __ 1. credential prompt ___e.___ 2. roaming user profile ___a.___ 3. Admin Approval Mode ___i.___ 4. special identity ___c.___ 5. Authentication ___b.___ 6. elevation prompt ___f.____ 7. mandatory user profile ___d.____ 8. secure desktop ___h.____ 9. authorization ___g.____10. domain controller Multiple Choice Select one or more correct answers for each of the following questions. 1. What is the term used to describe a read-only copy of a user profile stored on a network share? a. mandatory profile 2. When you create a new user account with the User Accounts control panel, you can only add it to which of the following groups? (Choose all that apply.) a. Administrators d. Guests 3. When you log on to a newly installed Windows 7 computer for the first time, why can you not use the Administrator account? b. The Administrator account has no password. d. The Administrator account is disabled. 4. Which of the following statements is true...
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...Social Networking and Security Tips Unfortunately, we live in a world where some individuals think that causing virtual aggravation and loss of time and money is entertaining and productive. Ever since we have been connected to the digital highway through internet access, computers have been vulnerable to malicious intrusion by programs that were designed with intent to do harm. The amount of money that organizations and consumers have spent in securing their computer data and company networks is overwhelming. Everyone can protect himself or herself by making sure they have a security plan in place by equipping the computers with the necessary defense mechanisms. Social Engineering Awareness: One of the major elements of a security plan is to increase the knowledge of the common user and to make sure they are aware of the risks and how to take precautions. Consumers must be aware of the different methods that are used in order to breach the security system in place. Surprisingly, many of the tactics are not very technical at all. It is very important to know whether or not the sites you are visiting are secure and how your data is being used while you are visiting these sites. One should definitely use extra caution when downloading files and even clicking on links. Consumers should also beware of direct social engineering tactics used to persuade you to willingly give your information to unauthorized individuals. Never share your passwords with anyone. Do not be...
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...technology on the Web. On the contrary, social networks had been studied from the beginning of 20th century with the aim to comprehend how the members of a certain community interact and which mechanism can determine the interaction itself. In shorter terms it’s the use of dedicated websites and applications to interact with other users, or to find people with similar interests to oneself. In today’s social networking refers to all activities that are carried out with-in specific online services that provides free space and software tools which allows you to create networks of people. In other words social networking is a Web site that allows individuals to construct a public or semi-public profile. The mechanism following: social networking services enable users to create a profile for themselves, by inserting their personal data. Users’ data are not only constituted by vital statistics, but they include a lot of other information which pertains to user hobbies, passions, interests, professional background and so on. This kind of personal data, all spontaneously provided by the user her/himself, permit to create interconnected networks of people who decide to put in common their interests and to have an online identity which fully describes them. The great strength of social networking are the multiple ways the users have to interact. Below is a list of the main communication resources used to build social networks: chat; messaging; wiki; email; video; voice; ...
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...Galura The aim of this study is to describe and identify the most common types of coping strategy used by wives who were affected by the infidelity of their partner. It also sought to provide demographic profiles of these wives. The researchers’ motivation of choosing this topic had been influenced by the everyday situation of people they knew who had experienced being separated to their husbands due to infidelity. Also, the media had contributed to their choice because nowadays, infidelity has been featured to many movies, television shows and social media sites. In this study, the researchers have employed a descriptive design. The participants involved in this research were 40 wives, age ranging from 25 to 65 years old and coming from different cities and towns of Pampanga, who have experienced infidelity of their husbands. Their sample was gathered through snowball sampling. For their theoretical framework, the researchers used the Lazarus model of stress and model of behavioral self-regulation. To quantify it, they used the Coping Orientation to Problem Experienced (COPE) inventory of Carver, Scheier, and Weintraub (1989). With the help of a professor, they have translated the inventory for their Filipino participants. They have also developed a demographic profile checklist. There were five variables in the checklist which were age, socio economic status, educational attainment, religion and occupation. The results showed that majority of the wives used turning to...
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...Market segmentation is a subgroup of people or organizations sharing one or more characteristics that cause them to have similar product needs. Marketing segmentation has dividing a market into smaller group distinct needs, characteristic or behavior those might require separate products or marketing mixes. The purpose of market segmentation is to increase marketing efficiency by focusing marketing efforts to a particular group, maximize scarce marketing resources, find a market with limited competition and select the most profitable segment. It has four major market segmentation variables, there are geographic, demographic, psychographic and behavioral. Geographic segmentation tries to divide the market into different geographical units such as location, regions, population density, climate and countries. Demographic segmentation consists of dividing the market into groups based on variables such as gender, family size, family life cycle, income, occupation, education, religion, race and nationality. Psychographic segmentation divides buyers into different groups based on social class, lifestyle or personality characteristics. Behavioral segmentation divides buyers into groups based on their knowledge, attitudes, response to a product. There are four consumer and industrial product that we are going to discuss about their market segmentation, which are McDonald, Hugo Boss perfume, Mobil Nokia and magazine of National Geographic. Fast food: McDonalds Geographic segmentation ...
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...Mallarr Law Associates LLP PROFILE OF PROF. RAM MALLAR 3 Silver Cascade, 110AA, Senapati Bapat Marg, Dadar (W), Mumbai – 400 028. PHONE ; 91-22-2432 8413 (2 Lines) FAX : 91-22-2431 8193 Mobile No: 98210 90950 E- Mail: mallarlaw@vsnl.net www.mallarlaw.com Blog: rammallar.blogspot.com Prof. Ram Mallar is a veteran Corporate Lawyer; currently heading Mallar Law Consulting Group, which includes Mallarr Law Associates LLP. Mr. Mallar was the Executive Vice President & General Counsel of Johnson & Johnson Limited until he set up his own practice in September 2000. His law qualifications are: Lawyer Fellow of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India Practising Company Secretary Leading faculty in Business Law, Business Ethics & Corporate Governance in major Business Schools in Mumbai. Industry Experience: Over 30 years of experience in the industry in the fields of Corporate Laws and General Management. Worked for Johnson & Johnson (J&J) as General Counsel and a member of the Management Board for nearly two decades. Last position held as Executive Vice – President & General Counsel and was responsible for Legal Functions, Total Quality Management, Imports, General Administration, Corporate Security, Safety, Health & Environment and administration of Branch office all over India. Was also a Director in all the nine subsidiary companies of Johnson & Johnson. Before joining Johnson & Johnson, Mallar worked for more than 11 companies as a Law Counsel including Parke-Davis, Knoll Pharmaceuticals...
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...forefront of the successful effort in Colorado to pass sweeping legislation that tightened gun regulations and implemented extended background checks (Ferner, “John Morse, Colo.”) in the wake of the Newtown, Connecticut shootings of 2012. For his efforts, he was pursued vehemently by pro-gun activists and organizations (Millhiser). Morse persistently fought for his beliefs despite knowing the political risk he was taking in the purple state of Colorado, where voters are sharply divided on the issue (“Colorado Voters”). With “no regrets” (qtd. in Ferner, “State Sen.”), Morse did what he 2014 Winning Essay: John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Essay Contest for High School Students felt would be best for his state, martyring his Senate office for it and proving himself “courageous in [his] unyielding devotion to absolute principles,” as John F. Kennedy wrote in Profiles in Courage (Kennedy 19). As a state senator in the very state where both the...
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...I have over 20 years experience in accounting , management and auditing gained from : • Post conflict and conflict geographical locations in Burundi ( specifically Ngozi, Sudan, Uganda : • Environmental disasters in Tanzania; Mozambique and Kenya • HIV affected and infected communities in Botswana and The Zambia • Donor-funded projects, financial institutions and Government organizations. I have been involved in Financial management and management audits of various organizations. This include Project Planning and Management, development of Accounting Systems and internal control systems, Budget Management on Donor funded Non-Governmental Organizations, Project Management, Finance and Management Accounting and Staff Performance appraisal, both private and public sector Organizations. Currently am managing the Regional Finance and Administration as supervisor in the East and Southern Africa Region and I have been responsible for coming up with policies and procedures that are in line with the organizations’ long term strategies. This involved review of existing structures, and Advising management on possible implementation procedures and processes and the costs/benefits associated with them. I have therefore had to work with consultants and different authorities in order to accomplish these goals. The job is based in Uganda but I receive reports from all the above mentioned countries through email on a monthly basis by the 5th of every month, import into ACCPAC ...
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...Target Audience Definition Project - ADV 1641 Using: NADbank / PMB Rationale Working in your assigned Group: 3-4 people Purpose of Assignment: 1. To gain experience working with NADBank and PMB. 2. To increase your awareness of the valuable audience, market and purchase behaviour data available to advertisers. 3. To present your research findings and recommendations in a clear, well-written document. Your client: Your team will choose a __________located in at least two Canadian cities. You will also choose the two markets (major cities – Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Halifax) to concentrate on if your chosen restaurant is in more than two cities. These will be your two separate bases for this project. Defining your target audience: Based on the restaurant you choose, you can decide which basic target audience you will reach (i.e. adults 18-34 with personal incomes of $50,000+, Women 25-49 who have graduate university, married men 35+, etc.). Please include 3 basic demographics. • Using the basic demos further evaluate your audience by: o Other basic demographic information o By lifestyle, shopping patterns and behaviours, and media habits Using NADBank and PMB: Develop a media rationale to use (or not to use) newspapers and or magazines to reach your audience. Your should include: • Recommendations as to why use (or not use) the media (Newspapers and/or Magazines) supported by your audience...
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...My World is an Apple.. Each of us has our own apple of fate in our lives and it depends on us if we will take a bite on it or just look at its shining surface. And I chose to eat my own apple of fate. It was more than eighteen years ago since the day I was born. It was in the 19th of February. I am under the zodiac sign of pisces. According to astrology and studies, pisces persons are artistic, creative, placid and sentimental. And some said that persons who were born in the month of february has peculiar skills and personality. Is that so? So what do I have here? Peculiar in the sense of uniqueness or abnormality? (Yikes, haha!) What’s unique about me? My name? My father gave me the name ‘Soleil’. He got the name from a child actress before. Originally, ‘Soleil’ is a french word which means ‘sun’. I love my name. It’s very unique. And it’s the first thing that people notice about me, especially my teachers, classmates and friends. Because they said, it’s difficult to pronounce and it’s unusual. I can say that I am just a simple person who grew up in a simple life. I grew up with my family in Tanza, Cavite, my father’s hometown. We are five in the family and I am the eldest among my two siblings. I am one year older than my brother and my youngest sister is 11 years old. My father is an average employee in a company and my mother is a housewife. Whenever I meet new people, they always doubt about my age. They say that I look younger than...
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...Melissa Watson Professor Ezell ENC1102 17 March 2015 Word Count: 807 When my brother was going into the ninth grade he was like any other young freshman, naïve and just trying to fit in with the seniors. He was the most normal kid aside from the ADD making homework a dreadful thing in our house. His social life however was the main reason he went to school, he use to always get yelled at for talking while the teacher was taking. Matthew Alexander Watson was always a big talker even as a little boy, after he said his first words we couldn’t get him to stop. Matthew was born in New Jersey to my parents John and Kim Watson. He was then taken home to there little town house where he was raised until I came along 4 years later and my parents moved to a bigger house, in a cul-de-sac right on top of a hill with a park right at the bottom where all the kids played. Matthew being a very outgoing kid would go play basketball with the kids at the court near the park when he was 10. It wasn’t until that year when my dad got a new job and was relocated to Florida. The move being hard for Matthew being so young and changing new schools where he knew nobody, at first Matthew adjusted well to the move. It wasn’t until high school when Matthew started having problems at school. He was no longer even trying in school; to him hanging out with his new “friends” was more important. He started coming in late for curfew and not just a couple of minutes, hours and sometimes not at all. My parents...
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...NETWORK 206 Week 4 Homework Student ID: Chapters 7-9 Review questions Nov 06, 2012 Chapter Seven Lesson 1 Review 1. Where do local user accounts allow users to log on and gain access to resources? Answer: Only on the computer on which the local user account is created. 2. Where should you create user accounts for computers running Windows XP Professional that are part of a domain? Answer: You should create it on one of the domain controllers. You should not use local user accounts on Windows XP Professional computers that are part of a domain. 3. Which of the following statements about domain user accounts are correct? (Choose all that apply.) a. Domain user accounts allow users to log on to the domain and gain access to resources anywhere on the network, as long as the users have the required access permissions. b. If at least one computer on the network is configured as a domain controller, you should use domain user accounts only. c. The domain controller replicates the new user account information to all other computers in the domain. d. A new domain user account is established in the local security database on the domain controller on which you created the account. The correct answers are A and B. C is not correct because the domain controller replicates user account information only to other domain controllers in a domain—not to every computer. D is not correct because a domain user account is established in Active Directory...
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