Internet Explorer & IEAK

  Know what you can and cannot do with the IEAK as an ISP vs. Developer vs. Corporate Administrator.

Know what the various security accesses allow/disallow/prompt for re: downloading java scripting

Understand the difference between a "full subscription", "partial subscription" and a channel

Know what an ISP can change in regards to channels & dial up networking

Understand what information winipcfg.exe can give you

Understand the difference between winipcfg.exe and ipconfig.exe

Know how to use outlook express to setup LDAP/IMAP/POP3/SMTP

Know how to limit users from using video in Net Meeting

There are several scenario questions to be answered as a Corporate Administrator.  I had 2 sets of 2 questions each with similar scenario's, but different required & optional results.  Read these carefully.  They mostly delt with what applications need to be installed on a desktop to make certain functions available, and how would you best distribute your end product developed in IEAK (CD/Download/Single Disk).

Know how to keep track of version updates if you run IEAK on different machines.

 

How do you change the CD-ROM autorun .bmp file?  Where does it need to be located when you run IEAK?

 

What directories need to be included on your download distribution site?  On your CD-ROM?

 

How do you make web pages/sites available for offline viewing?

 

If a user has 1 personal e-mail account and shares another account with 2 other people, what would be the best way for that user to pickup all of his e-mail (personal & shared) from 2 different machines...while still allowing the other 2 people to pickup the shared messages?  Does something need to be done at the mail server?

 

Where would an ISP make changes to dial up settings?  Which file?

What is a .pac?

What is a .adm?

More scenarios...

You have a user base with a slow WAN connection.  They need to have quick access to the Intranet site.  The Intranet site is updated once daily.  What would be the best way to make it available to them without making them view it over the slow link?

You have a sales force with a need to access 3 specific Internet sites, how do you make these sites available to them for offline viewing?  Channels or subscriptions?

If you PING and you receive this response..."Bad IP Address,"  what does this tell you?

how would you make real time stock quotes available on the active desktop?

What can to manage through the IEAK with regards to the active desktop?  Wallpaper?  Screensavers?  Icons?

 

Good Luck!