CSS Grade12 Modlue Q3W1

The document discusses network user accounts, including local and domain accounts. It defines local accounts as only able to log into one device, while domain accounts can access network services across devices. It also defines standard users as having limited privileges, while administrators can make system-wide changes. The document provides examples and activities to help understand the different account types and privileges.

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SCHOOLS DIVISION OF PARANAQUE CITY

TVL 12 - COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NC II (CSS NCII)

THIRD QUARTER_WEEK 1
SUCS: Setting-Up Computer Servers
LEARNING COMPETENCY:
LO 1. Set Up User Access
TLE_IACSS9- 12SUCS-IIIa-e37

This module is designed to demonstrate an understanding on how to properly interpret

technical drawing. This module contains training materials and activities for you to complete. It is
divided into learning outcomes: LO 1. Set Up User Access

Lesson 1: Network User Account

Expectations

At the end of the module, you should be able to:

a. identify Local and Domain User Account in a network;
b. differentiate levels of user account; and
c. categorize tasks of user account based on their levels.

Pre-Test

Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is

incorrect and underline the word or phrase that makes the statement
wrong. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

1. A local account is not restricted to log in another device in a network.

2. A standard user can change its own password.
3. An administrator is a network account that has the privilege to perform changes
in a computer.
4. A domain account is restricted to log in one device only.
5. A domain account can access network services using different devices.
6. It is not possible to create multiple accounts in a device.
7. An administrator account cannot reset the password of other users.
8. A local administrator account can create a standard account in a domain.
9. A standard user can manage another standard user account.
10. A standard user account is the most powerful account in a computer or network.

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Looking Back
Directions: Match column A with column B by writing the letter of your
answer. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

Column A Column B
1. Provides physical topology a. Protocol
2. Provides logical topology b. Local area network
3. Verifies network connectivity c. Network cable
4. Agreed upon requirements d. Static
5. Connects networks without cable e. Dynamic
6. UTP’s maximum distance f. 100 meters
7. IP obtained automatically g. Wireless router
8. Assigned IP h. Windows ping command
9. Cable that transmits data beyond 1Km i. Fiber optic
10. Computer network in a small area j. IP address
k. OSI layer

Brief Introduction
Computers are grouped or linked using different transmission media like UTP
cable, Fiber Optic, and wireless connection. The primary reason why computers and
other devices are connected is to access shared resources that include files, services,
printers, applications, etc. Physical connection alone does not grant user account to
access shared resources; there must be a user that will manage all network devices,
including computers and cellphones. In a network, one or more users can be created with
varying levels of authority.

Activity

Activity Number 1 – “C Phone Pal”.

Directions: In the space below, list down activities that you usually do when using a
smartphone, laptop, computer, tablet, and other electronic communication gadgets.
1. _______________________ 6. _______________________
2. _______________________ 7. _______________________
3. _______________________ 8. _______________________
4. _______________________ 9. _______________________
5. _______________________ 10. _______________________

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Remember
Types of Network User

Local User is a user account that Domain User is a user

can log in within a specific device only. account that can log in to a device
that is a part of a network.

User Account Level

Standard User is a user account type with

limited privileges. Commonly, it is not allowed
to make changes in the system (i.e., installing
additional software).

Administrator is a user account that is

authorized to make changes in a device or
domain. It can install software and add or
delete new users.

Correct network and system configuration permit the users to access various
network services, such as file and printer sharing, online gaming, and video conferencing.
However, there are instances wherein you cannot access other resources available in a
network, especially over the internet. It prompts you to sign up or register for an account.
It is also important to note that the “Local user” or the user account in a device, like a
smartphone, laptop, and tablet, is different from “Domain or Authenticated user” in a
network.

In the pictures above, there are two login screens shown by two different devices:
the first is for a laptop, and the other is for a smartphone. Both devices allow domain
users to access network services (second image) provided by different website

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companies such as Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Wikipedia. However, local user 'CSS
SHS' can only log in to the laptop while 'Maricon' can only log in using the smartphone.

Checking Your Understanding

List down examples of usernames and identify the network type and user
account level. Use a separate sheet to write your answer.

User account name Network Account type User Account Level

Ex. Marie Local Administrator
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Post-Test
A. Directions: Identify what type of user can perform the activities described
below. Write L if it is a local user and write D if it is a domain user. Use a
separate sheet of paper to write your answer.

1. Sending email 7. Allowing to share mobile data

2. Playing online 8. Sending a file in a group chat
3. Watching you tube 9. Sharing folders in a computer
4. Attending virtual meeting 10. Changing the system date of a
5. Sending files using SHAREit computer
6. Sending files using Bluetooth

B. Directions: Identify which of the following activities a standard user has the
privilege to perform. Write Privilege if it can be performed by a standard user
and Restricted if not. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

1. Delete a file 5. Use device camera

2. Create new folder 6. Download from internet
3. Change password 7. Personalize screen saver
4. Change IP address 8. Change the computer name
9. Uninstall program or application 10. Access other accounts’ folde