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1 Chapter 8: Network Operating Systems
21 Oct 2015 (BttF Day)

2 Notice No class next week
Mon Oct 26 and Wed Oct 28 Please read Ch 8 (if you haven't already) and begin chapter 9.

3 Chap 8: Operating Systems
OS provides interface for users to run applications and access data Shell Kernel

4 Source: Wikipedia.com

5 Chap 8: File System A File System is how an OS stores and organizes files Convenient interface Efficient organization (usually) Hierarchical filing Indexing for fast retrieval Secure access

6 Chap 8: Hierarchy

7 Chap 8: File Systems Ext2, Ext3, Ext4 – Usually for Linux
NTFS – Windows FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 – Older but compatible HFS – MAC OS ZFS – New technology NFS – Network File System

8 Chap 8: Processes and Services
Process (or task) is a program that is loaded into memory and run by the CPU. Application Service Daemon Running multiple tasks at once is called “Multitasking” Preemptive – OS gives slices of time to each process Cooperative – Processes maintain control until they relinquish it

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10 Chap 8: Network OS Used to be a difference between standard OS and a Network OS Modern OS are almost always Network OS Can be clients or servers Nowadays, roles are not always perfectly distinct Most OS have the following network client software: DHCP DNS HTTP (really?)

11 Chap 8: DHCP Client

12 Chap 8: DNS Client Source: Routercheck.com

13 Chap 8: HTTP Client

14 Chap 8: Client Outlook or Thunderbird

15 Chap 8: Client Most people get their through an HTTP client

16 Chap 8: Server OS Centralized user account management
Usually through “Active Directory” Centralized storage Can use Network-Attached Storage (NAS) Can use Cloud-based storage Provide DHCP, DNS, HTTP, services

17 Chap 8: Windows Server 2008

18 Chap 8: Virtualization

19 Chap 8: Reasons for Virtualization
Easy OS training/easy clean up Software training Isolation for applications/networks Efficient use of hardware/space

20 Chap 8: Virtualization Products
VMware Workstation/Player/Fusion Oracle Virtualbox (free!) HyperV (Microsoft)

21 Short break

22 Chap 8 Group project Page 393, Case Project 1 and Case Project 2
Bonus question: Research ESXi and explain how it is different from Vmware Workstation. Send Word document to


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