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This document outlines the competency requirements for four certification of competency (COC) areas: installing and configuring computer systems, setting up computer networks, setting up computer servers, and maintaining and repairing computer systems and networks. COC 1 involves assembling computer hardware, installing operating systems and software. COC 2 covers network cabling, configuration, and testing local and wireless networks. COC 3 includes setting up file sharing, printers, and testing peer-to-peer and domain networks. COC 4 focuses on preventative maintenance, backup and restoration, and troubleshooting of computer systems and networks.

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This document outlines the competency requirements for four certification of competency (COC) areas: installing and configuring computer systems, setting up computer networks, setting up computer servers, and maintaining and repairing computer systems and networks. COC 1 involves assembling computer hardware, installing operating systems and software. COC 2 covers network cabling, configuration, and testing local and wireless networks. COC 3 includes setting up file sharing, printers, and testing peer-to-peer and domain networks. COC 4 focuses on preventative maintenance, backup and restoration, and troubleshooting of computer systems and networks.

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COC 1 - INSTALL AND CONFIGURE COMPUTER SYSTEMS (2 hours)

Install and configure computer systems

a. Disassemble and assemble computer hardware


b. Configure the BIOS and test the assembled unit to check whether it will boot or not
c. Prepare the installers
d. Install the operating system
e. Install application softwares

COC 2 – SET UP COMPUTER NETWORKS (2.5 hours)

Set up and test the computer networks


a. Perform network cabling management / arrangement
b. Perform network cable splicing (straight cable) – at most 16 pieces RJ45
c. Set Network configuration
d. Test the Network (SOHO networks / AD HOC networks)
e. Set up Router / Wi-Fi/Wireless
f. Create wireless network with security
g. Set up internet connection sharing
h. Set up wireless access point
i. Set up firewall, quality of service (QOS), MAC authentication
j. Conduct test

COC 3 – SET UP COMPUTER SERVERS (1.5 hours)

Set up and test the computer servers


a. Create Peer-to-Peer Networks
b. Configure Network Server
c. Remote Desktop
d. Perform file and printer sharing
e. Perform testing of networks and documentation

COC 4 – MAINTAIN AND REPAIR COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND NETWORKS (1 hour)

Perform maintenance and repair of computer systems and networks


a. Prepare materials needed for maintenance
b. Evaluate or diagnose problems
c. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance
d. Create backup or system image
e. Restore backup or system image
f. Check and test computer systems and networks for safe operation

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Computer Systems Servicing NC II

COC 1

1. Server
1.1 Installation of OS (Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit)
1.2 Activation of OS
1.3 Initial Configuration of Server (Set Time Zone, Configure Networking (Static), Provide Computer
Name and Domain, Enable Remote Desktop)
1.4 Installation of LAN driver
1.5 Installation of Power ISO
1.5.1 Creation of image
1.5.2 Creation of Bootable USB (Windows 7)

2. Desktop client
2.1 Installation of OS (Windows 7 Ultimate)
2.2 Installation of LAN driver

3. Server
3.1 Installation of Printer
3.1.1 Sharing of Printer

4. All PCs
4.1 Configure Remote Desktop Sharing
4.2 Turn-off Windows Firewall

COC 2

1. Preparation of Network Cable


2. Configuration of Router (reset)
2.1. Turn on sharing, turn off sharing of password
2.2. Check if the server’s IP address is set to dynamic
2.3. Change the router’s name and password
2.4. Change the router’s IP address to .254
3. Establish peer-to-peer networking
3.1. Set the IP address of all PCs to static:
3.1.1.Server – 192.168. __.1
3.1.2.Client Desktop – 192.168. __.2
3.1.3.Laptop – 192.168. __.3
3.2. Perform Ping Test

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COC 3

1. Enter DHCP range:


1.1. Start IP: 192.168. __.1
1.2. End IP: 192.168. __.3
2. Set-up peer-peer networking (should be done in 10 minutes)
2.1. Set all PCs to dynamic (1. Server, 2. Desktop, 3. Laptop) //disable network of clients
2.2. Perform ping test
2.3. Disable network of clients
2.4. Set server’s IP address to static
2.5. Disable router’s DCHP
3. Addition of roles – Server configuration
3.1. ADDS (Active Directory Domain Services)
3.2. DNS (Domain Name System)
3.3. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
3.3.1.Set DHCP range: Start – .2, End: .3
4. Creation of two folders
5. Creation of GPO – Group Policy Management, Forest, Domains, Right-Click sa Domain, Create New a
GPO in this domain, Name it, Right-click Edit, (User Configuration, Policies, Windows Settings, Folder
Redirection, right-click on Desktop, Properties, Basic – Redirect everyone’s folder to the same
location, Root Path, Settings[Uncheck – Grant…., check – Also Apply….])
6. Creation of two user accounts
7. Addition of roles: Printer
8. Deployment of Printers
9. Connect client to the domain
9.1. Enable clients (domain should reflect)
9.2. Replace domain name of clients
9.3. Log in from the client PC using two accounts created
10. Remote desktop sharing

COC 4

1. Full server back-up


2. Recovery
2.1. Deletion of any files
3. Removal of roles
3.1. File services
3.2. DNS
3.3. All remaining roles

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