CS456/556 – Internet Services Final Exam due December 9, 1999 by 5:00 p.m. MDT
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This is an open book final exam. You may use anything from a book, from your notes, or from the Internet. You may NOT talk to, chat with, or e-mail anyone about this exam. Any violation of this will result in a 0 for this exam and possibly an F for the course.
- Discussion – Internet Services. [e-mail all of your answers to summers_wayne@ColumbusState.edu by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 9, 1999]
- The Internet relies on the TCP/IP Suite of Protocols to support the many functions and services. (10 pts)
- IIS uses four of these protocols to support web, file transfer, e-mail and discussion group services. Describe these protocols in detail.
- Explain the benefits of TCP/IP over other possible protocols.
- Explain the different components of the URL: http://csc.ColumbusState.edu/summers/Notes/CS556/. (5 pts)
- What is the reason for several classes of IP addresses to exist? Explain. (5 pts)
- How does HTTP communication work? Explain in detail. (5 pts)
- What software and hardware requirements for loading IIS 4.0 must be meet on the host computer? Be specific. (5 pts)
- What are the objectives of File Transfer Protocol? (5 pts)
- What is the importance of auditing activities on the server? (5 pts)
- Your boss has assigned you the task of selecting a Web server to be deployed throughout your enterprise network to support internal private Web sites. [15 pts]
- Describe two Web servers that you might recommend. Be sure to discuss some of the management and administration tools and capabilities of each.
- Recommend one of the two and describe the benefits of using the one you selected.
- "Online shoppers will spend nearly $10 billion this holiday season. They’ll surrender some of their privacy along with the cash." [Newsweek, Nov. 22, 1999, pg. 101] (15 pts)
- What recommendations do you have for online shoppers to preserve their privacy?
- As a web site manager, what safeguards must you institute to ensure the privacy of your customers?
- Answer the following questions from the IIS book (briefly explain your answers): (5 pts each)
- Chapter 2 - CASE PROJECT #1 (pg. 101)
- Chapter 2 - CASE PROJECT #3 (pg. 102)
- Chapter 2 - CASE PROJECT #8 (pg. 104)
- Chapter 4 - CASE PROJECT #2 (pg. 141)
- Chapter 4 - CASE PROJECT #4 (pg. 142)
- Chapter 6 - CASE PROJECT #5 (pg. 225)
- Hands-on Exercises. (100 pts)
- Telnet to rex.nmhu.edu using your account. Answer the following questions about telnet and the Apache web server on rex (20 pts)
- Where is the default home page for rex located?
- What are the choices for the default home page on rex?
- Where would you create virtual WWW directories?
- Explain the first error message in the error_log file.
- What is the port number used for the Apache web server?
- Ftp to jaring.nmhu.edu and download the file mountain.gif from the folder CS556. E-mail this file as an attachment to summers_wayne@ColumbusState.edu (10 pts)
- Send an e-mail message to summers_wayne@ColumbusState.edu from your account on rex using the pine e-mail system on rex. Type pine to start the e-mail program. (5 pts)
- a) Find the IP address of www.cnn.com (5 pts)
b) Find the host name for 128.10.2.3 (5 pts)
- Create a web page that contains the following: (50 pts)
[Your web page must be a properly formed web page with head and body, etc.; points will be deducted for "messy" HTML code]
- A picture of a cowboy and a heading for this page. Use a style to make the heading: blue, bold, 20 pt. and centered.
- A list of links to the following federal government agencies: The White House, the Department of Education, NASA, National Science Foundation, the IRS. Use square bullets for your list. [Be sure to have a heading for this list where the heading is green, italic, 16 pt. and right-aligned].
- Complete the following table (use any link for the country):
Country Name and Link |
Leader of Country |
Currency used in the country |
Malaysia |
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Guatemala |
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Thailand |
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Poland |
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Denmark |
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- Use styles so that your page has 1" margins on the left and right, with a default font of 12 pt. Arial, and a background color of navy blue with text color of FFFF66.