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1. What is the purpose of having memory inside Processors, Hard Drives, and Video Cards?

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It makes it so the piece of hardware does not have to wait for the motherboard's memory to respond.

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2. If you send a 20 MB email from your laptop, what part of your bandwidth are you using?

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When you send a 20 MB email from your laptop, you are using the upload part of your bandwidth. Upload refers to the process of transferring data from your device to the internet or another device. In this case, you are sending the email, which requires uploading the file from your laptop to the email server or recipient's device. Download, on the other hand, refers to receiving data from the internet or another device onto your device.

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3. What is a MAC address?

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A MAC address, also known as a Media Access Control address, is a unique identifier assigned to a network interface card (NIC) by the manufacturer. It is used to identify devices on a network at the hardware level. Each NIC has a unique MAC address, allowing network devices to communicate with each other by recognizing and addressing the correct device. The MAC address is not related to an iPad's serial number or the internet's data routing mechanism.

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4. If you wanted to play a Blue Ray, DVD or CD, which player should you buy?

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Blue Ray players are backward compatible

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5. What is the benifit of a VPN?

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A VPN allows you to be on the network as if you are sitting at your desk. This means that you can access all the resources and files on your office network, even if you are physically away from the office. It provides a secure and encrypted connection, allowing you to work remotely and access sensitive information without compromising its security. This benefit of VPN is particularly useful for remote workers, travelers, and individuals who need to access their work network from outside the office.

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6. If you wanted to replace all of the servers at a customer's site, which questions help size?  

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The questions "What is the total HD space being used by all of your servers?", "How many servers does the customer have?", and "Is there any server based applications that are processor intensive?" help in sizing the replacement servers for a customer's site. These questions gather information about the storage requirements, the number of servers to be replaced, and the need for high-performance applications.

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7. Multiple "Server" applications can be running on a single Server OS as long as there are no conflicts? 

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Multiple "Server" applications can be running on a single Server OS as long as there are no conflicts. This means that as long as the applications do not require the same resources or ports, they can coexist on the same server operating system without any issues. This allows for efficient utilization of server resources and can help reduce costs by consolidating multiple applications onto a single server.

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8. If you buy a copy of Microsoft Windows 7 OEM and installed it on a computer, can you transfer the license to another computer?

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The OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) license of Microsoft Windows 7 is tied to the original computer it was installed on and cannot be transferred to another computer. This type of license is specifically meant for the original equipment manufacturer to install on new computers they sell. Transferring the license to another computer would violate the terms of the OEM license agreement.

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9. What protocol does the internet use?  

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The correct answer is TCP/IP. TCP/IP is the protocol that the internet uses. It stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol and is a set of rules that allows devices to communicate with each other over the internet. TCP/IP is responsible for breaking down data into packets, routing them to their destination, and reassembling them on the receiving end. It is the foundation of internet communication and enables devices from different manufacturers and operating systems to connect and exchange information seamlessly.

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10. You have a new company with multiple locations and you want to connect all of the offices together.  What type of network are you wanting to build?

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In order to connect multiple locations together, you would need to build a Wide Area Network (WAN). LAN (Local Area Network) is used to connect devices within a limited area, such as a single office or building. SAN (Storage Area Network) is used for high-speed data storage and retrieval. WAN, on the other hand, connects geographically dispersed locations, allowing for communication and data sharing between different offices or branches of a company.

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11. What is the command to find your IP Address?

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The command to find your IP Address is IPCONFIG.

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12. SAAS software licensing is the most flexible because it includes all upgrades and your monthly price will change based upon how many users you have. 

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SAAS (Software as a Service) software licensing is considered the most flexible because it offers several advantages. Firstly, it includes all upgrades, ensuring that users have access to the latest features and improvements without any additional cost. Additionally, SAAS licensing allows for scalability, as the monthly price is based on the number of users. This means that organizations can easily adjust their subscription to accommodate their changing needs, whether they need to add or remove users. Overall, SAAS software licensing provides flexibility and cost-effectiveness, making the statement true.

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13. Which video connector gives you the highest quality display?

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HDMI is the best but most monitors only support DVI.

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14. What does DNS stand for?

Explanation

DNS stands for Domain Name Service. It is a system that translates domain names (e.g., www.example.com) into IP addresses (e.g., 192.168.1.1) so that computers can communicate with each other over the internet. DNS is essential for browsing the web, sending emails, and accessing various online services. It acts as a directory that helps users navigate the internet by associating user-friendly domain names with the corresponding IP addresses of websites or servers.

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15. If your IP address is 10.2.1.200 SM 255.255.0.0 and your destination is www.google.com (74.125.224.113), how would your data be routed?  

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The correct answer is that since google.com is not on the same LAN as the computer, the data would be sent to the router (Default Gateway) so that it can be routed to the Google servers. This is because the destination IP address is outside of the local network, so it needs to be sent to the router for further routing to reach the Google servers.

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16. If you want to resolve the name www.google.com, what is being used to find the website?

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When resolving the name www.google.com, DNS (Domain Name System) is being used to find the website. DNS is a system that translates domain names into IP addresses, allowing users to access websites using easily recognizable names instead of numerical IP addresses. It functions as a directory that matches domain names with their corresponding IP addresses, enabling users to navigate the internet more conveniently. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a network management protocol that assigns IP addresses to devices on a network, and Chuck Norris is not related to the process of resolving website names.

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17. What hardware resources are needed for a server to function?

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A server requires RAM, CPU, and storage resources to function properly. RAM (Random Access Memory) is essential for storing and accessing data quickly, allowing the server to run multiple processes simultaneously. The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is responsible for executing instructions and performing calculations, making it crucial for the server's processing power. Storage is necessary for storing the server's operating system, applications, and data. Without these hardware resources, the server would not be able to handle user requests, process data, or store information effectively.

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18. When you are using broadband which part of your bandwidth is faster?

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When using broadband, the download speed is typically faster than the upload speed. This is because most internet users consume more data by downloading content such as web pages, videos, and files from the internet, rather than uploading large amounts of data. Internet service providers usually allocate more bandwidth for downloads to cater to the needs of their customers.

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19. Is there an unlimited amount of IP Addresses?

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False. There is not an unlimited amount of IP addresses. IP addresses are assigned to devices connected to the internet, and there is a limited supply of available addresses. The current version of IP addresses, IPv4, has a finite number of possible addresses, which has led to the development of IPv6 to accommodate the increasing number of devices connecting to the internet.

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20. What does DHCP stand for?

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DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. This protocol is used to automatically assign IP addresses and other network configuration settings to devices on a network. It allows for the dynamic allocation of IP addresses, which means that devices can obtain a new IP address each time they connect to the network. DHCP simplifies network administration by eliminating the need for manual IP address configuration.

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21. To reboot a server application, the server's OS has to be rebooted?  

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Rebooting a server application does not require rebooting the server's operating system (OS). Rebooting a server application simply means restarting the specific software or service that is running on the server, without affecting the underlying OS. This allows for the application to start fresh and resolve any issues or errors that may have occurred.

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22. The reason we setup a local user on a workstation when we setup Universal Send to scan to the folder is because if the user that uses that workstation changes their password, the Universal Send address book entry will break.  By creating a local user ensures that scanning will continue to work. 

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Setting up a local user on a workstation when setting up Universal Send to scan to a folder is necessary because if the user who uses that workstation changes their password, the Universal Send address book entry will break. By creating a local user, the scanning functionality will remain unaffected and continue to work properly.

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23. If you want flexibility, lower power consumption, and higher processing efficiency, which processor configuration would you recommend?

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A quad core processor would be recommended for flexibility, lower power consumption, and higher processing efficiency. This is because a quad core processor has four independent cores, allowing it to handle multiple tasks simultaneously. It also consumes less power compared to having four separate single core processors. Additionally, a quad core processor can provide higher processing efficiency as it can distribute the workload among its cores more effectively.

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24. What is wireless guest services?

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Wireless guest services refer to a system that allows users to access the internet exclusively through a wireless connection. This means that users do not have the option to connect to the internet using a wired LAN or WAN connection. The purpose of this service is to provide convenient and secure internet access for guests or visitors, while also ensuring that they do not have access to the local network or wide area network.

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25. What is the benefit of RAID 5?

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RAID 5 provides data redundancy and fault tolerance by distributing data across multiple hard drives along with parity information. In the event of a single hard drive failure, the data can still be accessed and the server remains operational. This is because the missing data can be reconstructed using the parity information stored on the remaining drives. Therefore, RAID 5 ensures data protection and continuous operation in case of a hardware failure.

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26. What is the purpose of Task Manager?

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The purpose of Task Manager is to perform multiple functions. Firstly, it allows users to stop a non-responding application, which can help improve system performance and prevent any further issues. Additionally, Task Manager enables users to check which process is utilizing the majority of system resources, allowing them to identify and address any potential bottlenecks or performance issues. Lastly, Task Manager provides information on CPU utilization, giving users insight into how much of their CPU's capacity is being utilized at any given time.

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27. To keep your computer in good condition, what can you do? 

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To keep your computer in good condition, there are several things you can do. Running a disk clean up helps to remove unnecessary files and free up space on your hard drive. Running a disk defragmentation organizes the files on your hard drive, making it faster and more efficient. Having an anti-virus installed helps protect your computer from viruses and malware that can cause harm. Having a spyware software scanner installed helps detect and remove any spyware or adware that may be installed on your computer without your knowledge.

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28. Which client would benifit from a VPN the most?

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A client that has laptops and has a mobile sales team would benefit from a VPN the most. Since the client's sales team is constantly on the move, connecting to different networks, a VPN would provide a secure and encrypted connection for their laptops, ensuring the safety of their sensitive data and communications. It would also allow the sales team to access the client's internal network and resources remotely, improving their productivity and efficiency while maintaining a high level of security.

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29. You should never need to touch the registry?

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The statement "You should never need to touch the registry" is true. The registry is a crucial part of the Windows operating system that stores important settings and configurations for various software and hardware installed on the computer. Making changes to the registry without proper knowledge and understanding can lead to system instability and potential damage. Therefore, it is generally advised for users to avoid touching the registry unless they have a specific and valid reason, and they are confident in their ability to make the necessary changes safely.

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30. What is the sole purpose of the Subnet Mask?

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The subnet mask is used to identify the network and the node portions of an IP address. It helps in dividing the IP address into network and host addresses, allowing devices on the same network to communicate with each other. The subnet mask determines the number of bits used for the network and host addresses, enabling routers to correctly route data packets between networks. It does not encrypt data over the network or hand out IP addresses.

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31. Because Exchange uses a bunch of different services to function, if one service were to stop, the entire Exchange server will stop functioning?  

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False. While it is true that Exchange relies on multiple services to function, if one service were to stop, it would not necessarily cause the entire Exchange server to stop functioning. Exchange is designed to be resilient and can continue to operate even if certain services are temporarily unavailable. It may impact certain functionalities or cause performance issues, but the entire server would not be affected.

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32. What would be the benefit of getting your smart phone to connect to your home wireless internet?

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By connecting your smartphone to your home wireless internet, you can use your broadband instead of relying on your cell data plan when browsing the internet, downloading apps, pictures, and other data. This can help you save on data usage and potentially avoid exceeding your data limits or incurring additional charges.

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33. Can you transfer a Windows 7 OEM license to another computer?

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OEM is licensed to one computer only.

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34. A BlackBerry server is what type of Role? 

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A BlackBerry server is a type of role known as an Application Host. This means that the server is responsible for hosting and managing applications on the BlackBerry network. It provides a platform for running various applications and services that are essential for the functioning of BlackBerry devices. As an Application Host, the BlackBerry server ensures smooth operation and delivery of applications to the devices connected to the network.

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35. When installing DSL, can you use a phone line that is plugged into fax?

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Yes, when installing DSL, you can use a phone line that is plugged into a fax. This is because DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) technology allows for the simultaneous transmission of data and voice signals over the same phone line. Therefore, as long as the fax machine is not actively using the phone line at the same time, it can coexist with the DSL connection.

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36. If your IP Address is 10.1.2.45 and SM 255.255.0.0 which part is the "network" and which part is the "node"?

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The IP address is divided into two parts: the network portion and the host portion. In this case, the network portion is "10.1" and the host portion is "2.45". The network portion identifies the network to which the device belongs, while the host portion identifies the specific device within that network. Therefore, "10.1" is the network and "2.45" is the node.

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37. Which statement is correct regarding licensing? 

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The correct answer is "Since OEM has the lower price, it has lower flexibility." This statement suggests that although OEM licenses may be cheaper, they come with fewer options and limitations compared to other licensing options. Lower price often indicates that certain features or rights may be restricted or not available in OEM licenses, reducing the flexibility of their usage.

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38. How much RAM does Windows 7 32 Bit edition support?

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4 GB. If you want more RAM, you need to go to 64 bit which can hold up to 198 GB.

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39. Shortcuts: Check all that apply What is the shortcut to copy text? Ctrl - ? What is the shortcut to paste text? Ctrl - ? What is the shortcut to cut text? Ctrl - ? What is the shortcut to print? Ctrl - ?

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The correct answers for the shortcuts are as follows:
- "c" is the shortcut to copy text
- "x" is the shortcut to cut text
- "p" is the shortcut to paste text
- "v" is not a shortcut for any of the given actions, so it is not a correct answer.

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40. If you are using a VPN, what type of data connection are you using to connect to your network?

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When using a VPN, the type of data connection that is used to connect to the network is the Internet. A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, allows users to securely connect to a private network over a public network, such as the Internet. It creates a secure and encrypted connection between the user's device and the network, ensuring that data transmitted between them remains private and protected. Therefore, when using a VPN, the user's data connection is established through the Internet.

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41. How many times faster is USB 3.0 over USB 2.0?

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USB 3.0 transmits 600 MB per sec compared to 2.0 at 60 MB per sec.

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42. Choose which answers describe a WAN and a LAN? 

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A WAN, or Wide Area Network, refers to the data connections between offices, indicating that it connects multiple locations over a larger geographical area. On the other hand, a LAN, or Local Area Network, typically encompasses a building and is known for its fast speed within a limited area. The statement that a WAN is usually slower than a LAN is accurate because WANs cover larger distances and often involve connections through public networks, which can result in slower transmission speeds compared to the high-speed connections within a LAN.

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43. What are the benefits of virtual over physical servers? 

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Virtual servers offer several benefits over physical servers. Firstly, they provide redundancy, meaning that if one virtual server fails, the workload can be shifted to another server without causing any downtime. This ensures high availability and minimizes the risk of data loss. Additionally, virtual servers are more cost-effective as they allow multiple virtual servers to run on a single physical server, reducing hardware and maintenance costs. They also offer flexibility by allowing easy scalability and resource allocation based on demand. Lastly, virtual servers are more efficient as they utilize hardware resources more effectively, resulting in better performance and energy savings.

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44. If you want to install a fax server that runs email on port 25 and UniFlow that runs email on port 25, can you install them on the same server OS?  

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Installing a fax server and UniFlow, both running email on port 25, on the same server OS is not possible. Port 25 is the default port for SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), which is used for sending email. Since both the fax server and UniFlow require the use of port 25 for email communication, there would be a conflict and they cannot be installed on the same server.

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45. Since a Terminal Server allows for multiple users to log in at the same time, how does it keep the user's desktop separate? 

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A Terminal Server keeps the user's desktop separate by using User Profiles. User Profiles allow each user to have their own personalized desktop settings, such as wallpaper, icons, and preferences. This ensures that each user has a unique and customized desktop experience, even when multiple users are logged in at the same time.

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46. Which items are true regarding Temp Internet Files and cookies? 

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Temp Internet Files and cookies are used to enhance the browsing experience. Temp Internet Files store webpage data to speed up loading times for websites that have been visited before. However, if not cleared regularly, these files can accumulate and take up a significant amount of storage space on the hard drive. Cookies, on the other hand, are small text files that websites store on a user's computer to remember preferences and settings, such as login information or items in a shopping cart.

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47. Which is the strongest wireless Encryption listed?

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WPA2 is the strongest wireless encryption listed because it is the most advanced and secure encryption protocol available for wireless networks. It provides stronger encryption algorithms and security features compared to WEP and WPA. WPA2 uses the AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) algorithm, which is highly resistant to attacks and provides robust protection for wireless communications. It is recommended to use WPA2 encryption to ensure the highest level of security for wireless networks.

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48. An application that clients attach to is called "Servers"? 

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The given answer is true because an application that clients attach to is commonly referred to as "Servers". This terminology is often used in the context of client-server architecture, where the server is responsible for providing services or resources to the clients.

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49. A print server is what type of role? 

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A print server is a type of role that falls under the category of services. It is responsible for managing and controlling the printing tasks within a network. It handles print requests from multiple users and ensures that they are processed efficiently and sent to the appropriate printer. By categorizing it as a service, it emphasizes its function of providing a specific service to network users rather than being a network manager or application host.

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50. If you buy non-profit licenses but you are a for-profit company, what will happen if you are audited? 

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If a for-profit company purchases non-profit licenses and is audited, they will be fined and required to purchase the appropriate licenses to become compliant. This is because non-profit licenses are specifically intended for organizations that meet certain criteria, such as being registered as a non-profit entity. Using these licenses for a for-profit company would be a violation of licensing terms, resulting in penalties and the need to obtain the correct licenses.

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51. When you buy open source software, you are buying only support not the software. 

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You cannot buy Open Source because the point of Open Source is that it is free and you can do what you want with it. But you can't sell it.

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52. What is the shortcut for Windows Explorer?

Explanation

The shortcut for Windows Explorer is Windows-e. This shortcut opens up the File Explorer window, allowing users to easily navigate through their files and folders on their Windows computer.

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53. A domain controller is what type of role? 

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A domain controller is a type of role that functions as a network manager. It is responsible for managing and controlling access to network resources, such as user accounts, security policies, and authentication services. The domain controller acts as the central authority within a domain, ensuring that users and computers can connect and communicate securely. It also provides services like directory services, DNS resolution, and group policy management. Therefore, the correct answer is Network Manager.

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54. Which ways are you able to install print drivers?

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You can install print drivers using setup EXE's, INF files, and Print Server Shares. Setup EXE's are executable files that can be run to install the print drivers. INF files are information files that contain instructions for installing the drivers. Print Server Shares are shared folders on a print server that contain the necessary drivers for installation on client computers.

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55. The purpose of the power supply is to convert A/C power to DC power.

Explanation

All computers run off DC power

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56. Why asking what is the total HD space being used by all of your servers important? 

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Asking what is the total HD space being used by all of your servers is important to determine the minimum size of the SAN. By knowing the total HD space being used, you can ensure that the SAN has enough storage capacity to accommodate the data from all the servers. This helps in preventing any storage limitations or bottlenecks that could affect the performance and availability of the servers.

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57. You are building a brand new network with only 1 LAN.  What services do you need to have just to get out to the internet? 

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To get out to the internet, you need a DNS (Domain Name System) server to translate domain names into IP addresses, allowing you to access websites using their URLs. Additionally, you need a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server to assign IP addresses to devices on the network, enabling them to communicate with the internet. The other options, such as a file server and print server, are not necessary for basic internet connectivity.

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58. What is the most important factor in RAM?

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Speed is the number 1 factor. The faster the RAM, the fast the computer.

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59. If you bought an Exchange server and you have 50 users. How many CAL's do you need to buy? 

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In order for each user to access the Exchange server, a Client Access License (CAL) is required. Therefore, you need to buy one CAL for each user, resulting in a total of 50 CALs for the 50 users.

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60. You are opening a new office and you want broadband internet, what questions do you need to be answered? 

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The correct answer suggests that the questions you need to be answered when opening a new office and wanting broadband internet are whether the office space is serviced by a Fiber internet company, whether it is serviced by a cable internet company, and whether it is close enough to the CO (Central Office) for DSL (Digital Subscriber Line). These questions help determine the available options for broadband internet connectivity in the office space.

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61. Why would a network admin want to subnet a network?

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Subnetting a network allows for better organization and management of network resources. By dividing a large network into smaller subnets, network administrators can improve network performance, increase security, and efficiently allocate IP addresses. Each subnet can be treated as a separate network, allowing for easier troubleshooting and isolation of network issues. It is not true that there can only be one subnet per switch; a switch can support multiple subnets depending on its capabilities and configuration.

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62. What piece of hardware do you need to connect your computer to a network? 

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Some form of a NIC card. Wireless or wired.

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63. If you installed a program on your D partition and you wanted to change that partition's drive letter to E, what do you think would happen?

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If you installed a program on your D partition and you wanted to change that partition's drive letter to E, the program would stop working since the drive letter changed. This is because the program's file paths and references are tied to the original drive letter (D), and changing it to E would result in the program not being able to locate its necessary files and resources.

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64. You go to print and you don't see any of your printers. What could be the cause that all of your printers disappeared?

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The Print Spooler Service is responsible for managing the printing process on a computer. If it is stopped, it means that the service is not running, which can cause all printers to disappear. This could be due to a software issue, a conflict with another program, or a manual stoppage of the service. To resolve the issue, the Print Spooler Service needs to be restarted or set to automatic start so that the printers can be recognized and used again.

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65. If you have a quad-core processor, how many physical processors do you have?

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You can have multiple cores per physical processor.

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66. What version(s) of Windows 7 can you add to a domain?

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Home is the only version you cannot add to a domain.

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67. What are the benefits of a Firewall? 

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A firewall provides several benefits. Firstly, it allows for VPN access, which enables secure remote access to a private network. Secondly, it prevents the internet from accessing your LAN, protecting your network from unauthorized access and potential threats. Finally, a firewall can securely allow the internet to access some of your servers, ensuring that only authorized traffic is allowed through and enhancing the security of your network.

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68. Select which application(s) would benefit from a non-integrated video card?  

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Office does not use high end graphics or physics

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69. What does DHCP hand out?

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DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is a network protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses to devices on a network. In addition to IP addresses, DHCP can also hand out other network configuration information such as DNS servers, subnet masks, and default gateways. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as DHCP can provide all of these network settings to devices on a network.

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70. What hardware typically is required to get out to the internet?

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A network card is required to establish a connection between the computer and the network, allowing data to be transmitted and received. A router is necessary to connect multiple devices to the internet and route the data packets between the devices and the internet service provider. Together, the network card and router enable the computer to access the internet and communicate with other devices on the network.

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71. You turn on your computer and your computer says that no OS is found.  What does this usually mean?

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This usually means that there are multiple possible reasons for the computer not finding the operating system. It could be due to a dead hard drive where the BIOS cannot locate the boot partition. Additionally, having a floppy disk in the A drive or a bootable CD in the CD drive can also cause the computer to not find the operating system. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above".

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72. What is stored in your user profile? 

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The user profile stores personal files and settings specific to an individual user. This can include documents, files, and folders stored in the "My Documents" and "Desktop" locations. These are typically accessible only by the user associated with the profile. The other options mentioned, "Programs" and "Drivers," are not typically stored in the user profile but rather in system directories or specific program folders.

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73. If you want to make sure that a printer or computer always gets the same IP address, what do you do?  

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To ensure that a printer or computer always gets the same IP address, two options can be used. Firstly, giving the device a static IP address means manually assigning a specific IP address to the device, which will remain constant over time. Secondly, reserving the MAC address in the DHCP server involves configuring the server to always assign the same IP address to the device with a specific MAC address. Both methods ensure that the device will consistently have the same IP address, providing stability and ease of access.

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74. What version of Apple OSX started to support Active Directory integration?

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10.4 was that start.

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75. What is true about File Shares?

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This answer correctly lists four true statements about File Shares. Firstly, it states that Windows XP can only have 10 users connect to a single file share. Secondly, it mentions that you can right click a folder to set up a file share. Thirdly, it states that the path to access a file share is "\\servername\sharename". Lastly, it correctly states that you can assign permissions to limit user access to a file share.

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76. What are the benefits of "Mirrored" HD's?  

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Mirrored HDs provide the benefit of having an exact copy of your data on a second HD. This means that if one of your HDs fails, you still have all your data on the second HD. Additionally, if your primary HD fails, you can boot off the mirrored drive, ensuring that you can still access your files and continue working without interruption.

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77. What is the benefit of a SAN?   

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A Storage Area Network (SAN) provides the benefit of allowing multiple servers to share a large pool of storage. This means that instead of each server having its own storage capacity, they can all access and utilize the same storage resources. This allows for better utilization of storage space and more efficient management of data. Additionally, a SAN offers scalability by allowing for the addition of hard drives on the fly. This means that as storage needs increase, more hard drives can be easily added to the SAN without disrupting the operation of the servers.

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78. Your office space is out in the country and you cannot get cable, DSL, or fiber.  What typically would be your only choices for the internet? 

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If you are unable to access cable, DSL, or fiber internet in a rural office space, your only choices would typically be T1, a 56k modem, or Satellite Internet. T1 is a dedicated high-speed connection that uses copper or fiber-optic cables. A 56k modem is a dial-up connection that offers slower speeds. Satellite Internet uses a satellite dish to transmit and receive data, providing internet access in remote areas.

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79. Select all the answers that are true about Hard Drives.

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SSD has no moving parts and costs more per GB than SATA drives. Since SSD has no moving parts, they can find files faster but since SATA drives have moving parts, so they are NOT shock resistant.

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What is the purpose of having memory inside Processors, Hard Drives,...
If you send a 20 MB email from your laptop, what part of your...
What is a MAC address?
If you wanted to play a Blue Ray, DVD or CD, which player should you...
What is the benifit of a VPN?
If you wanted to replace all of the servers at a customer's site,...
Multiple "Server" applications can be running on a...
If you buy a copy of Microsoft Windows 7 OEM and installed it on a...
What protocol does the internet use?  
You have a new company with multiple locations and you want to connect...
What is the command to find your IP Address?
SAAS software licensing is the most flexible because it...
Which video connector gives you the highest quality display?
What does DNS stand for?
If your IP address is 10.2.1.200 SM 255.255.0.0 and your destination...
If you want to resolve the name www.google.com, what is being used to...
What hardware resources are needed for a server to function?
When you are using broadband which part of your bandwidth is faster?
Is there an unlimited amount of IP Addresses?
What does DHCP stand for?
To reboot a server application, the server's OS has to be...
The reason we setup a local user on a workstation when we setup...
If you want flexibility, lower power consumption, and higher...
What is wireless guest services?
What is the benefit of RAID 5?
What is the purpose of Task Manager?
To keep your computer in good condition, what can you do? 
Which client would benifit from a VPN the most?
You should never need to touch the registry?
What is the sole purpose of the Subnet Mask?
Because Exchange uses a bunch of different services to function,...
What would be the benefit of getting your smart phone to connect to...
Can you transfer a Windows 7 OEM license to another computer?
A BlackBerry server is what type of Role? 
When installing DSL, can you use a phone line that is plugged into...
If your IP Address is 10.1.2.45 and SM 255.255.0.0 which part is the...
Which statement is correct regarding licensing? 
How much RAM does Windows 7 32 Bit edition support?
Shortcuts: Check all that apply...
If you are using a VPN, what type of data connection are you using to...
How many times faster is USB 3.0 over USB 2.0?
Choose which answers describe a WAN and a LAN? 
What are the benefits of virtual over physical servers? 
If you want to install a fax server that runs email on port...
Since a Terminal Server allows for multiple users to log in at...
Which items are true regarding Temp Internet Files and cookies? 
Which is the strongest wireless Encryption listed?
An application that clients attach to is called...
A print server is what type of role? 
If you buy non-profit licenses but you are a for-profit company,...
When you buy open source software, you are buying only...
What is the shortcut for Windows Explorer?
A domain controller is what type of role? 
Which ways are you able to install print drivers?
The purpose of the power supply is to convert A/C power to DC power.
Why asking what is the total HD space being used by all of your...
You are building a brand new network with only 1 LAN.  What...
What is the most important factor in RAM?
If you bought an Exchange server and you have 50 users. How many...
You are opening a new office and you want broadband internet, what...
Why would a network admin want to subnet a network?
What piece of hardware do you need to connect your computer to a...
If you installed a program on your D partition and you wanted to...
You go to print and you don't see any of your printers. What...
If you have a quad-core processor, how many physical processors do you...
What version(s) of Windows 7 can you add to a domain?
What are the benefits of a Firewall? 
Select which application(s) would benefit from a...
What does DHCP hand out?
What hardware typically is required to get out to the internet?
You turn on your computer and your computer says that no OS is...
What is stored in your user profile? 
If you want to make sure that a printer or computer always gets the...
What version of Apple OSX started to support Active Directory...
What is true about File Shares?
What are the benefits of "Mirrored"...
What is the benefit of a SAN?   
Your office space is out in the country and you cannot get cable, DSL,...
Select all the answers that are true about Hard Drives.
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