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Lab Week 5

This document contains summaries of activities from Labs 6 and 8: 1. Lab 6 involved modifying disk partitions and logical drives on Disk 0, resulting in unallocated space of 22.35 GB. Logical drives Alice2 and Alice3 were created within an extended partition. 2. Lab 8 addressed sharing a folder and configuring NTFS permissions to allow the Guest user access. The share was initially not accessible due to standard share permissions. 3. Both labs involved examining disk and folder properties, partitions, and permissions through Windows Explorer and Disk Management. Modifications were made and their results observed.

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Lab Week 5

This document contains summaries of activities from Labs 6 and 8: 1. Lab 6 involved modifying disk partitions and logical drives on Disk 0, resulting in unallocated space of 22.35 GB. Logical drives Alice2 and Alice3 were created within an extended partition. 2. Lab 8 addressed sharing a folder and configuring NTFS permissions to allow the Guest user access. The share was initially not accessible due to standard share permissions. 3. Both labs involved examining disk and folder properties, partitions, and permissions through Windows Explorer and Disk Management. Modifications were made and their results observed.

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Week 5

Lab 6:

Disk Type
Total Disk Size
Number and type of partitions

Amount of unallocated space

Disk 0
Basic
60 GB
3: Unallocated
2: HTFS
1: HTF
30.70 GB

1. 1.06 additional GB of space is needed in order to copy to complete the copy.

Disk 0
Unallocated space left (in
22.35 GB
gigabytes)
Unallocated space left (in
22350
megabytes)
2. The number of the partition created in this lab is 3

3. The command is unable to be properly carried out since the file system does
not support it.

4. This command resulted in DiskPart being successfully extended.

5. This resulted in a successful transfer of RWDC01\downloads\win7pro to the X:


drive.

6. There is 21705 MB of shrink space available.

7.

Alice2 is different from Alice1 since it is a logical drive instead of a primary


partition. This occurs because the only four primary partitions or three
primary partitions accompanied by one extended partition able to hold
multiple logical partitions may be created. The extended partition would be
more beneficial to this lab since ALICE3 will need to be created further in the
procedure.
8. The extended partition would not appear in the disk management span-ins
volume lists top view pane since it can hold multiple logical partitions
instead of one so it has the ability of linking multiple volumes instead of
being be assigned one.
9. It would be created within the extended partition as a logical partition.

10. It would not be possible to extend the volume of ALICE1 since there is no
unallocated space available within disk 0. It would be possible to extend of
volume of ALICE2 since there is free space able within the extended partition
with is considered a partition within disk 0 that is able to hold logical drives
only capable of interacting with one and other.

11.The capacity of the X: drive would be 5.00 GB.

12.The capacity shown for the X: drive in the Windows Explorer does not reflect
the addition of a mounted volume.
13.Though it is being stored within X: it is not taking up room because room has
already been set aside for it on the disk up to the logical drives capacity
point.
14.The capacity of Alice3 is 1.95 GB.

15.The primary and logical drives are all displaying as simple volume partitions
instead of primary or logical drives with no extended partition in sight.
16. Five partitions can now be found on the disk

Lab 8:

1. This folder would be unobtainable at the moment since the NTFS permissions
have not been configured to allow the Guest user to access the shared folder
but rather the standard share file was configured.
2. No, allowing the Guest user Full Control permissions instead of Allow Read
would not solve the accessibility issue.
3. There is currently one open session on the workstation. The current open
session is from computer NYC-CLB by the Guest user.

4. There is currently one share that is visible to the user. I can tell since there
are only two shares without a dollar sign attached to the end of the shares
folder name.

5. The results are different from the first time that I had performed this task
since the share was accessible.

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