ITE2 skills exam. time aloud: 2 hours (change me if necessary) As part of the ITE2 course you are required to undertake a skills exam. In this skills based exercise you will be required to demonstrate your ability to achieve a number of tasks presented. We require documentation of the procedure you followed to perform the task. If you do not complete the task and have difficulty; documentation on an incomplete task will gain you marks. You should start with clean virtual machine images; unzip them from the 7-zip files you downloaded previously; or they are available from http://www.cucat.org You will require base etch 20070719 and Windows 2000 20071021 or equivalently modified machines. This test will require you to have both Windows 2000 and Linux booted at the same time for certain tasks. If you are low on memory; reduce ram allocation of windows 2000 machine to 192 megabytes; Linux machine only uses 128 megabytes by default. You may be required to research aspects of your tasks; provide notes on what you find. task 1: Windows 2000: create a user account and set the password. Log in as this user and ensure the profile functions correctly. You will need this account in later labs. customize all folders to view as a list; and set preferences to show file extentions by default. document the steps you took. TASK 2: create a user account with the same name on the Linux machine. Ensure you can log in as this account. task 3: Place a small html file in the correct place so that it can be viewed as http://ip.address.of.linuxbox/~username Html code should be similar to the following; modify as required. This is the homepage of username Make sure you can view this page from the Windows 2000 machine. explain how you achieved this. task 4: install and configure samba on the Linux machine; configure it for a workgroup of cucat. Set the samba password for the user you created earlier using the Samba utilities for this purpose. Why is it necessary to set the samba password as a separate step? Why can't Samba validate logins against the Unix password database? Enable the homes share in the samba configuration file; also ensure that the share is writable. task 5: configure Windows 2000 workstation for correct workgroup and computer settings. Connect to the Linux machine with Windows; note that you may have to use the ip address instead of computer name if smb name resolution is not working proprly. copy boot.ini from the Windows machine to the Linux machine into the user's home directory; show an ls to ensure it is complete. task 6: install and configure the exim4 mail transfer agent, and configure it for local delivery only. Install courier-imap and configure exim4 to deliver mail in maildir format. You should find documentation using dwww in /usr/share/doc/exim4 to help you with this. Where is the primary documentation for exim4 installed? Where is exim's home page? In what formats is the documentation for exim4 available? task 7: install a local mail user agent onto the Linux box and send mail to your user account to test the mail system. Use whichever mua you choose; although mailx or mutt are suggested. task 8: configure Windows 2000 to send and receive mail via Imap and configure it to connect to the Linux machine. Where is the courier-imap homepage?