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98-349 Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals – Managing Devices and Backups Part 2

System Devices Understand system devices. We go back to windows ten. We start with audio and video. We go for sound and over here we can go for a device that we want to use to play our video and audio clips. We’ve added a Bluetooth speaker so you can always right click. You can configure. You can test a device as well. From here you can make this device your default device if you want to use it for all videos and audio files, recording options. If you have…

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98-349 Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals – Managing Devices and Backups

Storage and RAID Managing devices. We’ll start with Bluetooth and we’ll talk a little more about drivers on how to connect, let’s say Bluetooth speaker to your Windows Ten device. I will show you this on my local PC because I want to make sure Bluetooth is in place. We go to to start and type Bluetooth. This is the easiest way to access any option that you’re after. We have to enable Bluetooth and now we can say I want to add a new device. I have a Bluetooth…

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98-349 Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals – Managing applications

Configure Applications We can start talking about applications in Windows Ten. We’ll start with some basics here, talk about desktop applications and how we can configure some options when it comes to Windows Ten and things that we can find inside. Let’s go for Microsoft Edge now. So let’s type edge. We right click and go for app settings. Please note we can customize what Microsoft has prepared for us. What’s more, we can go and configure default apps. This means that if you want to create an email, you…

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98-349 Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals – Files and Permissions Part 2

Printers There is one more topic that you can see on your screen. Homegroup settings. Now I have a surprise for you. Here we go. An update from Microsoft Homegroup has been removed from Windows Ten. Well, it might be in your exam, so we have to mention Homegroup is, you can say, an easier way to to share folders and devices in your network. It was not popular, and this is why Microsoft decided to remove it. But please make sure that you memorize that. We used to have…

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98-349 Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals – Files and Permissions

Overview of file systems We are going to start the most interesting section of my course. Well, at least in my opinion, it is all about file systems, permissions and shares. Every time we think about a network and a Windows operating system, we think about files and shares. Things that we want to of course keep on our devices. And if you decide to get a job in it one day, maybe you’re working in it at the moment. This is going to be your main task every day…

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98-349 Microsoft Windows Operating System Fundamentals – Extra Lectures

NTFS and permissions Shares and permissions. When you think about a folder that you want to create on a server and share it with all your users, there are two things that you have to do. First you need to you have to share a folder and then apply something that is called NTFS permissions. When you check on our screen, you will see that we have shared permissions. And there are three permissions that you can go for full control, change and read to make it pretty easy for…

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SPLK-1003 Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin – Splunk Post Installation Activities : Knowledge Objects Part 6

Editing Splunk alert and Alerts Actions So once we have created and if you want to identify where your alerts are located, go to alerts at any moment of time. You can edit these alerts by going to your Alerts tab. As you can see, this is our only alert that has been created. Click on Status, that is the alert name and you can edit this alert any moment of time what actions it should be taken and you can see the search query. By opening in Search, you’ll…

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SPLK-1003 Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin – Splunk Post Installation Activities : Knowledge Objects Part 5

Creating Macros in Splunk The next knowledge object in our discussion is the macros. The macros in Splunk are similar to macros in Excel where it is a small piece of code which will be reused multiple times. Instead of rewriting all the search query here we will be using macros to reuse the search of multiple times in multiple places. In this example we will see how to create a small piece of macro, how we can share these objects to other Splunk users so that they can start…

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SPLK-1003 Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin – Splunk Post Installation Activities : Knowledge Objects Part 4

Tags Creation The next knowledge object in our discussion is Tags. Tags are also one of the knowledge objects which are used to enrich the data in Splunk. The tags can be used only with the field value combination. We will see, when we are creating tags, it always requires a field name and the value that that is expected for this tag to be applied. It is always created for a field value pair and you can always assign any number of tags to a fields or Event values….

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SPLK-1003 Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin – Splunk Post Installation Activities : Knowledge Objects Part 3

Props Extract Command Since we have seen how to extract fields using interactive field extractor and how to use Rex command to extract the fields on the fly that is on the searcher and how to use Rejects in our searches. Now let’s see how to make this field extraction permanent so that any user should be able to view these fields and make visualization based on these fields. To make that we need to edit Propsandranscopes. To edit, let me go to our searcher. This is our searcher. I’m…

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