CompTIA Network+ Certification (N10-003) Part 13

1. You work as a network technician. You need to assemble a UTP CAT5 patch cable. Which of the following would you use?

A multimeter

A wire crimper

An optical tester

A punch down tool

A wire crimper is used to attach RJ-45 connectors to a cable by using pressure to press some kind of metal teeth into the inner conductors of the cable.

Explanation

A wire crimper is used to attach RJ-45 connectors to a cable by using pressure to press some kind of metal teeth into the inner conductors of the cable.

2. Which of the following is used to terminate a CAT5 cable in a wiring closet?

A multimeter

A wire crimper

An optical tester

A punch down tool

A cable in a wire closet is terminated by inserting the individual wires into an insulation displacement connector (IDC). IDCs make contact by cutting through, or displacing the insulation around a single wire. A punch down tool is used to insert the wire in the IDC.

Explanation

A cable in a wire closet is terminated by inserting the individual wires into an insulation displacement connector (IDC). IDCs make contact by cutting through, or displacing the insulation around a single wire. A punch down tool is used to insert the wire in the IDC.

3. Which of the following is used to terminate UTP cable in a wiring closet?

Multimeter

Wire Crimper

Optical Tester

Punch Down Tool

A cable in a wire closet is terminated by inserting the individual wires into an insulation displacement connector (IDC). IDCs make contact by cutting through, or displacing the insulation around a single wire. A punch down tool is used to insert the wire in the IDC.

Explanation

A cable in a wire closet is terminated by inserting the individual wires into an insulation displacement connector (IDC). IDCs make contact by cutting through, or displacing the insulation around a single wire. A punch down tool is used to insert the wire in the IDC.

4. By default, the Mac OS X Server 10.3 uses ____ shared files and folder permissions.

No

NTFS

Mac OS

Standard UNIX

Mac OS X is based on the UNIX kernel. As such, it uses UNIX file and folder permissions

Explanation

Mac OS X is based on the UNIX kernel. As such, it uses UNIX file and folder permissions

5. Which of the following is used to check for a break in a CAT5 cable?

A multimeter

A wire crimper

An optical tester

A punch down tool

A multimeter is a device that is used to measure voltages and resistances in electronic components. It can also be used to test for continuity in a wire. A continuity test will indicate if there is a break in the wire.

Explanation

A multimeter is a device that is used to measure voltages and resistances in electronic components. It can also be used to test for continuity in a wire. A continuity test will indicate if there is a break in the wire.

6. Which of the following must be installed on a UNIX server to allow a Windows 95 client to access it?

Samba

TCP/IP

NWLink

NetBEUI

Samba allows interoperability between Windows clients and Linux/UNIX servers by using TCP/IP installed on the host server to allow that host to interact with a Windows client or server as if the host server were a Windows file and print server.

Explanation

Samba allows interoperability between Windows clients and Linux/UNIX servers by using TCP/IP installed on the host server to allow that host to interact with a Windows client or server as if the host server were a Windows file and print server.

7. Which of the following allows a Windows workstation to access file and printer resources on a UNIX server?

NFS

SMB

DHCP

LDAP

Server Message Block (SMB) is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients.

Explanation

Server Message Block (SMB) is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients.

8. Which of the following allows a Windows workstation to access file and print resources on a Linux server?

NFS

SMB

DHCP

LDAP

Server Message Block (SMB) is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients.

Explanation

Server Message Block (SMB) is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients.

9. Before Windows 95 clients can access a UNIX server which protocol must be installed on the server?

Samba

TCP/IP

NWLink

NetBEUI

Samba allows interoperability between Windows clients and Linux/UNIX servers by using TCP/IP installed on the host server to allow that host to interact with a Windows client or server as if the host server were a Windows file and print server.

Explanation

Samba allows interoperability between Windows clients and Linux/UNIX servers by using TCP/IP installed on the host server to allow that host to interact with a Windows client or server as if the host server were a Windows file and print server.

10. Which of the following statements regarding Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) is true?

It is installed on a Windows NT server and allows multiple Windows clients to connect to NetWare servers

It is installed on a Windows client and allows that Windows client to connect to NetWare servers

It is installed on a Windows NT server and allows Novell NetWare clients to connect to Windows NT servers

It is installed on a Novell NetWare client and allows that Novell NetWare client to connect to Windows NT servers

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, CSNW must be installed on each workstation that need to access the NetWare servers and all users who need to access NetWare resources must have user accounts and rights on the NetWare server.

Explanation

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, CSNW must be installed on each workstation that need to access the NetWare servers and all users who need to access NetWare resources must have user accounts and rights on the NetWare server.

11. Which of the following statements is true?

Mac OS X has built-in support for Windows NT, Novell NetWare and Linux clients

Novell NetWare uses Open Directory which allows users to authenticate to a central database

Windows clients require DNS in order to access resources hosted on a UNIX server

In UNIX, every file has a set of permission bits that defines which users have access to the file and the type of access those users have.

Explanation

In UNIX, every file has a set of permission bits that defines which users have access to the file and the type of access those users have.

12. You work as a network administrator and you need to configure a Windows 98 client to access a NetWare server. What must you install on the Windows 98 client?

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW)

The TCP/IP protocol suite

Client Services for NetWare

The NetBEUI protocol

NWLink is the Novell NetWare compatible protocol that allows a Windows client to access a Novell NetWare server. This protocol is installed automatically when Client Service for NetWare is installed.

Explanation

NWLink is the Novell NetWare compatible protocol that allows a Windows client to access a Novell NetWare server. This protocol is installed automatically when Client Service for NetWare is installed.

13. A network consists of ten Windows workstations and one NetWare server. Which of the following must you install on each Windows system to allow the workstations to access the NetWare server?

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW)

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW)

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW)

Client for Microsoft Networks (CMN)

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, CSNW must be installed on each workstation that need to access the NetWare servers and all users who need to access NetWare resources must have user accounts and rights on the NetWare server.

Explanation

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, CSNW must be installed on each workstation that need to access the NetWare servers and all users who need to access NetWare resources must have user accounts and rights on the NetWare server.

14. Which of the following statements regarding Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) is true?

It is installed on a Windows NT server and allows multiple Windows clients to connect to NetWare servers

It is installed on a Windows client and allows that Windows client to connect to NetWare servers

It is installed on a Windows NT server and allows Novell NetWare clients to connect to Windows NT servers

It is installed on a Novell NetWare client and allows that Novell NetWare client to connect to Windows NT servers

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) allows multiple Windows clients to connect through a Windows NT server to NetWare servers. GSNW must be installed on a Windows NT Server.

Explanation

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) allows multiple Windows clients to connect through a Windows NT server to NetWare servers. GSNW must be installed on a Windows NT Server.

15. Which of the following statements regarding Novell NetWare is false?

Novell NetWare uses Novell Directory Services (NDS) for resource access and authentication

Novell NetWare is the least interoperable network operating system

Novell NetWare interoperability is high and can be configured to look like an AppleShre server to Macintosh clients, an NFS server to UNIX clients and so on.

Explanation

Novell NetWare interoperability is high and can be configured to look like an AppleShre server to Macintosh clients, an NFS server to UNIX clients and so on.

16. What does the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol enable?

Linux client access to files and printers hosted on a Max OS X server

Windows client access to files and printers hosted on a UNIX server

Novell client access to files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server

Mac OS X client access to files and printers hosted on a NetWare server

Server Message Block (SMB) is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients.

Explanation

Server Message Block (SMB) is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients.

17. What functionality does Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) provide?

It allows Windows clients to access resources on a NetWare server via a Windows NT server

It allows Novell clients to access resources on a Windows NT server

It allows Mac OS X clients to access resources on a NetWare server

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, all users who want to access NetWare resources need user accounts and rights on the NetWare servers they access.

Explanation

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, all users who want to access NetWare resources need user accounts and rights on the NetWare servers they access.

18. What does Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) enable?

Windows client access to resources hosted on a NetWare server via a Windows NT server

Novell client access to resources hosted on a Windows NT server

Mac OS X client access to resources hosted on a NetWare server

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) allows multiple Windows NT clients to connect through a Windows NT server to NetWare servers.

Explanation

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) allows multiple Windows NT clients to connect through a Windows NT server to NetWare servers.

19. Which of the following must be installed on a Windows 95 client to allow it to access a NetWare server?

Samba

TCP/IP

NWLink

NetBEUI

NWLink is the Novell NetWare compatible protocol that allows a Windows client to access a Novell NetWare server. This protocol is installed automatically when Client Service for NetWare is installed.

Explanation

NWLink is the Novell NetWare compatible protocol that allows a Windows client to access a Novell NetWare server. This protocol is installed automatically when Client Service for NetWare is installed.

20. A network consists of 25 Windows 2000 Professional clients and two NetWare servers. What must be installed on each Windows client before the client can access the resources on the NetWare server?

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW)

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW)

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW)

Client for Microsoft Networks (CMN)

None of the above. NetWare has built-in support for Windows clients

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, CSNW must be installed on each workstation that need to access the NetWare servers and all users who need to access NetWare resources must have user accounts and rights on the NetWare server.

Explanation

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) allows a Windows workstation to access NetWare servers without the need for a Windows NT server. However, CSNW must be installed on each workstation that need to access the NetWare servers and all users who need to access NetWare resources must have user accounts and rights on the NetWare server.

21. Which of the following statements regarding UNIX is false?

UNIX servers use primarily Internet standard protocols such as TCP/IP, FTP, HTTP and LPR

UNIX can use Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) or Kerberos for authentication

DNS allows Windows workstations to access UNIX servers

DNS provides name resolution. This allows users to locate remote hosts by host name but does not control access to those hosts. SMB is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients

Explanation

DNS provides name resolution. This allows users to locate remote hosts by host name but does not control access to those hosts. SMB is a protocol that provides a set of network commands that allows a client to browse for resources, open connections, access files, printers and communications ports and list directories. SMB is part of the Samba open-source protocol suite that allows interoperability between Linux/UNIX and Windows-based clients

22. Which of the following is used to test for continuity in a copper cable? (choose all that apply)

A multimeter

A wire crimper

An optical tester

Time-Domain Reflectometer

A multimeter is a device that is used to measure voltages and resistances in electronic components. It can also be used to test for continuity in a wire. A continuity test will indicate if there is a break in the wire. A Time-Domain Reflectometer (TDR), also called a cable tester, is a device that sends out a signal and measures the time it takes for the signal to return. A break in the cable will cause the signal to return prematurely and will indicate the presence of, and the distance to, a break in the cable.

Explanation

A multimeter is a device that is used to measure voltages and resistances in electronic components. It can also be used to test for continuity in a wire. A continuity test will indicate if there is a break in the wire. A Time-Domain Reflectometer (TDR), also called a cable tester, is a device that sends out a signal and measures the time it takes for the signal to return. A break in the cable will cause the signal to return prematurely and will indicate the presence of, and the distance to, a break in the cable.

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23. Which of the following statements regarding File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) is true?

It allows Windows clients to access files and printers on a Novell Netware server

It allows Novell NetWare clients to access files and printers on a Mac OS X server

It allows Novell NetWare clients to access files and printers on a Windows NT server

It allows Mac OS X clients to access files and printers on a Novell NetWare server

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) allows Novell clients to access files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server.

Explanation

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) allows Novell clients to access files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server.

24. You work as a network administrator at a company with 125 Windows client computers, one Windows NT server and two Novell NetWare servers. You need to configure the network to allow the Windows clients to access the NetWare servers. Which of the following would require the least administrative effort?

Install Gateway Services for NetWare

Install File and Print Services for NetWare

Install Client Services for NetWare

Install the NetBEUI protocol

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) allows multiple Windows NT clients to connect through a Windows NT server to NetWare servers. GSNW must be installed on a Windows NT server

Explanation

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW) allows multiple Windows NT clients to connect through a Windows NT server to NetWare servers. GSNW must be installed on a Windows NT server

25. Which of the following statements regarding Mac OS is false?

Windows NT and Windows 2000 have built-in support for Mac OS clients

Mac OS X Server includes Samba, which allows Windows clients to authenticate to a Mac OS X Server

Many non-essential Mac OS services are enabled by default. This renders the default Mac OS X installation insecure

By default, Mac OS X disables most non-essential services that would be susceptible to a hacker. This makes a default Mac OS X installation more secure than most other operating systems.

Explanation

By default, Mac OS X disables most non-essential services that would be susceptible to a hacker. This makes a default Mac OS X installation more secure than most other operating systems.

26. Which of the following statements regarding Windows NT is false?

Windows NT has built-in support for Mac OS clients

Windows NT supports the use of NTFS file permissions only

Windows NT supports the use of NTFS file and folder permissions, as well as standard file and folder sharing permissions

Explanation

Windows NT supports the use of NTFS file and folder permissions, as well as standard file and folder sharing permissions

27. A network consists of 15 Mac OS X clients and two NetWare servers. What must be installed on each Mac OS X client before the client can access resources on the NetWare server?

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW)

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW)

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW)

None of the above. NetWare has built-in support for Mac OS X clients

Novell NetWare has built in support for Mac OS X clients.

Explanation

Novell NetWare has built in support for Mac OS X clients.

28. Which of these services allow Novell clients to access resources hosted on a Windows NT server?

Gateway Services for NetWare (GSNW)

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW)

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW)

Client for Microsoft Networks (CMN)

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) allows Novell clients to access files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server.

Explanation

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) allows Novell clients to access files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server.

29. Why would you enable File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) on a network?

To allow Windows clients to access file and printers hosted on a NetWare server via a Windows NT server

To allow Novell clients to access file and printers hosted on a Windows NT server

To allow Max OS X clients to access files and printers hosted on a NetWare server

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) allows Novell clients to access files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server.

Explanation

File and Print Services for NetWare (FPNW) allows Novell clients to access files and printers hosted on a Windows NT server.

30. Which of the following statements is true?

Windows 2000 uses Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) for resource access and authentication

Mac OS X uses Active Directory which allows users to authenticate to a central database

Novell NetWare uses primarily Internet standard protocols, such as TCP/IP, FTP, HTTP and LPR

Novell NetWare interoperability is high and can be configured to look like an AppleShre server to Macintosh clients, an NFS server to UNIX clients and so on.

Explanation

Novell NetWare interoperability is high and can be configured to look like an AppleShre server to Macintosh clients, an NFS server to UNIX clients and so on.