MIS420-Chapter 2 Life on the Network

Using Local resources and network resources
All networked computers require a unique computer name
In client-server environments, all users require a unique user name
Logging in to the network
requires a user-name and password
Windows 95 - Network Neighborhood
Accessing a network drive
Mapping a drive (linking to the drive)
Share drives (connect to Jaring)
4 uses for a Network drive
1. store files for everybody to use
2. store your own files
3. use as a pit stop for files on their way to other users
4. use it to back up your local disk
Accessing a network drive from DOS
Accessing a network drive from applications
Using a network printer (print spooling)
Logging off the network