Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications
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172.16.0.0 /12 is what type of IPv4 Address.
APrivate IP AddressCorrect
802.11a network standard is typically used in public spaces
True
FalseCorrect
A Clean Installation will install a new OS. All user files, applications, and settings are retained.
True
FalseCorrect
A Domain Controller responds to requests for Active Directory Information
TrueCorrect
False
A File Server share the folders that contains users' files
TrueCorrect
False
A Naming Convention should accommodate duplicate employee names
TrueCorrect
False
A native-boot VHD can be used as the running operating system on a computer without a parent operating system.
TrueCorrect
False
A process in which data are rearrange and reunite with fragmented files.
Disk Clean up
Scan Disk
Disk DefragmentCorrect
Disk Partition
A set of software programs that lets a computer perform a specific function for multiple users or other computers within the network.
Role Server
Role Services
Server RoleCorrect
Service Role
A specific kind of network topology in which all of the various devices in the network are connected to a single cable or line
Mesh Topology
Ring Topology
Line Topology
Bus TopologyCorrect
A type of User Account that allows user to log and access resources on a specific computer
Built-in User Accounts
Domain User Account
Local User AccountCorrect
Guest User Account
A VLAN enables you to isolate network traffic
TrueCorrect
False
A Web Server is a computer attached to computer locally to provide access to File Servers
True
FalseCorrect
A wireless network technology that has a maximum bit rate of 54Mbps
80211 gCorrect
80211 m
80211 d
80211 n
AD DS stands for?
Active Directive Domain Services
Active Directory Domain ServicesCorrect
Active Domain Directory Services
Action Directory Domain Services
Ad Hoc wireless network is usually used for peer to peer connections
TrueCorrect
False
Advantages of using 64bit edition of Windows are listed except
Improved Performance
Improved Power ConsumptionCorrect
Improved Security
More Memory
Alexandria is the payroll manager and stores critical file on her local drive for added security on her Windows 7 computer. She wants to ensure that she is using the disk configuration with the most fault tolerance and the highest level of consistent availability. Which of the following provisions should she use?
Mirrored volumesCorrect
Among the choices, which is not a key feature of Windows 7
SustainabilityCorrect
Security
Productivity
Usability
An IPv6 address space allocates 64bits for the network ID and 64 bits for the host ID
TrueCorrect
False
An object that contains all information that defines a user
Administrator Account
User AccountCorrect
Network Account
Guest Account
APIPA stands for:
Automatic Private IP AddressingCorrect
Certificates are used as authentication credentials.
TrueCorrect
False
Checks for symptoms of defective computer memory and usually can be started from administratve tools in the control panel
Windows Memory Diagnostics ToolCorrect
Contains the partition table for the disk and a small amount of executable code
Master Boot RecordCorrect
Boot Sector
Master Partition Table
Partition Table
Determines whether someone has permission to access a resource
File Permission
Sharing
AuthorizationCorrect
Authentication
Device Drivers are not needed to use input devices such as mouse and keyboards.
True
FalseCorrect
DHCP reduces the complexity and amount of administrative work by using automatic TCP/IP configuration
TrueCorrect
False
DHCP v6 server assigns automatic IPv4 Configuration information to the client
True
FalseCorrect
Disk Defragmentation can lead to poor performance of the disk subsystem.
True
FalseCorrect
Disk Quota does not help you track disk consumption.
True
FalseCorrect
DNS is the foundation of the Internet naming scheme
TrueCorrect
False
DNS stands for?
Dynamic Name System
Domain Name SystemCorrect
Domain Naming System
Dynamic Naming System
Domain user accounts enables user to perform administrative tasks to network resources
True
FalseCorrect
Enable users to log on to the domain to gain access to network resources
Built-in User Account
Domain User AccountCorrect
Administrator User Account
Local User Account
Enable users to perform administrative tasks or gain temporary access to network resources
Domain User Account
Administrator User Account
Built-in User AccountCorrect
Local User Account
Enables IT administrator to automate one-to-many management of users and computers
Group PolicyCorrect
Network Policy
Security Policy
Computer Usage Policy
Event Viewer helps diagnose and resolve network problems
True
FalseCorrect
Extranet are services or networks exposed outside of the intranet
TrueCorrect
False
Firewalls can and will prevent all infected files to come in your network
True
FalseCorrect
Folder that allow network access to their content
Network Folder
Windows Folder
Compress Folder
Shared FolderCorrect
Group Policy Preference are available through local group policy
True
FalseCorrect
Host name can have up to 255 characters in length
TrueCorrect
False
How many bits are there in an IP version 4 address?
32 bitsCorrect
How many bits are there in an IP version 6 address?
128 bitsCorrect
Hub only supports single ports
True
FalseCorrect
Interconnected devices connected by radio waves instead of wires or cables
Wireless NetworkCorrect
Radio NetworkL
Local Area Network
Wide Area Network
IPv4 has better prioritized delivery port than IPv6
True
FalseCorrect
It a server that is used to access the corporate resources from outside the corporate network.
Remote Access ServerCorrect
It allows the administrators to identify which software is allowed to run and was initially added to Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
Software Restriction PoliciesCorrect
It allows you to control which role functionality is installed and enabled.
Role ServicesCorrect
It caches content from remote and web servers in the branch location so users can quickly access the content. This cache can be hosted centrally in the branch location or distributed across user PCs.
Branch CacheCorrect
It contains an array of partition entries describing the start and end LBA of each partition on disk.
Master Boot Record Disk
Dynamic Disk
None of the choices
GUID Partition (GPT)Correct
It contains the partition table for the disk and a small amount of executable code called as the master boot code.
None of the choices
Master Boot Record DiskCorrect
GUID Partition (GPT)
Dynamic Disk
It defines the type of access granted to a user, group, or computer for a file or folder.
NTFS PermissionCorrect
It enables IT Administrator to automate one-to-many management of users and computers.
Group PolicyCorrect
It enables the IT Administrators to automate one-to-several management of users and computers.
Group PolicyCorrect
It enables the user to log on and access resources on a specific computer and usually reside in SAM.
Local User AccountsCorrect
It enables users to log on to the domain to gain access to the network resources and it is reside in Active Directory.
Domain User AccountsCorrect
It enables you to manage network traffic, group physically dispersed nodes into logical area networks and isolate network traffic.
Virtual Local Area NetworkCorrect
It holds a copy of AD DS and responds to request for active directory information.
Domain ControllerCorrect
It is a central location for viewing messages about your system and the starting point for diagnosing and solving issues with your system.
Action CenterCorrect
It is a collection of Domain Trees.
ForestCorrect
It is a collection of user accounts, computer accounts, contacts and other groups that you can manage as a single unit.
GroupsCorrect
It is a computer that is dedicated to running network-aware application software.
Application ServerCorrect
It is a device on a TCP/IP internet that forwards packets to other subnet
Default GatewayCorrect
Subnet Mask
DNS
IPv4
It is a device that converts instructions from the network protocol stack into electric signals.
Network AdapterCorrect
It is a device that provides wiring concentrator functionality like a hub but it also enables network traffic management, performs firewall functions and makes routing decisions based upon traffic priority.
SwitchCorrect
It is a device, usually a router, on a TCP/IP internet that forwards IP packets to other subnets.
Default GatewayCorrect
It is a downloadable application that helps windows user identify which edition of Windows 7 meets their needs.
Windows Upgrade AdvisorCorrect
It is a dynamic volume that encompasses available free-space from single, dynamic, hard disk drive.
Simple VolumeCorrect
It is a dynamic volume that joins areas of unallocated space disks into a single logical disk
Spanned VolumeCorrect
It is a feature of Windows 7 that allows windows 7 to be backward compatible
Windows XP modeCorrect
It is a graphical user interface that is used to manage disks and volumes both basic and dynamic, locally or on remote computers.
Disk ManagementCorrect
It is a group of services hosted on a network which is a private structure and has the internet-like service provision.