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| Which original components were very susceptible to damage from electrostatic discharge? |
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| Complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS). |
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| What is considered to be a computer’s main storage? |
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| Random Access Memory (RAM) |
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| What is considered as nonvolatile permanent memory? |
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| What is a form of firmware that contains the computer’s startup instructions? |
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| Basic input/output system (BIOS). |
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What is defined as an asynchronous signal from a computer hardware device indicating the
need for attention from a central processing unit (CPU) or a synchronous event? |
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Which controller component interprets an electronic signal, prioritizes it, and requests the
attention of the central processing unit (CPU)? |
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| Which interrupt request (IRQ) line number is normally used for the floppy disk controller? |
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| Which is a term used to describe that data is whole or complete? |
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| What is considered as a technique or method of checking data integrity? |
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| Which is a very simple example of an error detecting code? |
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What is a way of utilizing a group of storage devices as if they were physically connected to
a server when they are not? |
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| Storage area network (SAN). |
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| What is an advantage of using a storage area network (SAN) architecture? |
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| What is the connection type of choice for storage area networks (SAN)? |
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| Which storage device can be easily connected to a network and appears as a network drive? |
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| Network attached storage (NAS). |
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Which storage device has the means of providing data storage reliability using multiple hard
drives? |
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| Redundant array of independent disks (RAID). |
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Term
The hard drives in a redundant array of independent disks (RAID) array are presented to the
server as |
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Which technology is often used in redundant array of independent disks (RAID) array that
can be daisy chained? |
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| Small computer system interface (SCSI). |
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| Which is not a characteristic of high-order languages? |
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| Source codes that are written closest to machine language. |
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| What best describes programming machine code? |
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| Instructions in a form that is acceptable to the computer |
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Which selection is a set of markup symbols or codes inserted in a file intended for display
on a Web browser page? |
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| HyperText Markup Language (HTML). |
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| Which Web application is most likely to succeed Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)? |
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A standard Web application used to pass a Web user’s request to a server’s application
program and to exchange data back to the user is called a |
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Definition
| common gateway interface (CGI). |
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Term
Which protocol is commonly used for managing the security of a message transmission on
the Internet? |
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| Secure socket layer (SSL). |
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| Which program can be used to automatically launch programs on a preset schedule? |
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| Which error-checking tool allows you to monitor the file system for errors? |
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| Which numbering system characteristic is the leftmost non-zero digit of a numeric value? |
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| Most significant digit (MSD). |
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Term
What should each organization have that spells out which systems are prioritized in what
order for the basis of protecting those systems from disasters? |
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Which type of backup would you use at the end of the week to save all data that you select
on your systems? |
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| Which type of backup will backup all files that have been altered in the last 24 hours? |
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What is based around a central directory database containing information about all the domain
controllers in the network? |
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What is a group of users, servers, and other resources that share a centralized database of
account and security information? |
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| Where does a copy of the active directory database reside? |
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What kind of server contains the master listing of all active directory objects in the forest?
a. Dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP). |
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What is a set of rules that can be set to affect active directory leaf objects to control what can be
done by a user? |
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| Which type of interface is friendlier for the average user to use? |
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Term
Which of the following is not one of the elements that most graphical user interfaces are
composed of? |
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Term
Sitting at a computer and loading a software patch onto it is an example of what type of
software patch? |
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| Which type of patch would utilize a remote installation services (RIS)? |
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Term
Which components of domain name service (DNS) contain a database of associated names and
IP addresses? |
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| Which query is made by one name server to another name server? |
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| Which software program manages an IP address allocation for a network? |
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| Dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP). |
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Term
The group of IP addresses that a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) server manages
is known as a |
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What is the minimum number of scopes a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) server
can have? |
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According to Air Force dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) policies, how long is the
lease that a noncritical workstation will have applied to them? |
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Term
What type of service allows network administrators to install upgrades on any number of client
computers at one time from a centralized location? |
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| Remote installation services (RIS. |
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| Which is not a component of Internet information services (IIS)? |
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| Simple network management protocol (SNMP). |
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Term
| What component of windows unifies and simplifies day to day system management tasks? |
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| Microsoft management console (MMC). |
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Term
| Which type of group manages user’s rights assignments and access permissions? |
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Which special identity can represent users currently logged on to a particular computer and
accessing a given resource located on that computer? |
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| What defines the rules by which operations can be performed on a particular resource? |
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A feature of networking that enables individuals to designate resources they want other users to
be able to access through the network is called |
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Term
What permission always overrides all other permissions assigned to a user or group to which the
user belongs? |
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When a new folder or file is created on a new technology file system (NTFS) partition, what
permissions are automatically assigned? |
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Definition
| Inherited permissions of the folder's it's contained in |
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Term
Which exchange service is the first service launched when Microsoft Exchange starts and the
last to stop when it is shut down? |
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Definition
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Term
In Exchange System Manager, which container holds configuration objects such as Queues,
Mailbox stores and Public Folder stores and protocols information? |
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| Which type of lists uses pointers to connect each element together? |
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A set of data elements (values) organized using a model of horizontal rows and vertical columns
whose data is calculated in response to a query is called a |
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| What is the most common type of operation in sequential query language (SQL)? |
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What type of sequential query language (SQL) statement would you use to make the changes
you were working on permanent? |
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| Which is the most commonly used sequential query language (SQL) data statement? |
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Which sequential query language (SQL) server feature tracks changes and is used to ensure data
integrity? |
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| Which UNIX capability can execute numerous programs at the same time? |
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Which UNIX ability can run on different types of hardware with few relatively minor
changes? |
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| Which UNIX operating system component interacts directly with the system hardware? |
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Term
Which UNIX component provides a logical way to organize, store, retrieve, manipulate, and
manage data? |
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| Which UNIX shell is the most compact and is often used for writing shell scripts? |
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| Normally, when you create a file with a text editor, the file is set up with |
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| read and write permission for you and read-only permission for others. |
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| To change permissions on a shell script, you use the UNIX command |
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| The simplest place to put your function definitions is in your |
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| What do you type to quit a UNIX shell? |
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How many characters do most UNIX system administrators and users tend to use for
filenames? |
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| UNIX™ disks are divided into logical sections called |
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| The /dev/dsk and /dev/rdsk directories are subdirectories of which directory? |
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| What does the 0 following the c in the device name c0t6d0s7 represent? |
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| What does the 7 in the device name c0t6d0s7 represent? |
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What is the basic unit for storing and manipulating a collection of logically related
information known as data? |
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| Hard links are created using which UNIX command? |
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Term
Which UNIX mechanism enables programs to communicate with one another through the
file system? |
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Definition
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Which UNIX mechanism provides for communication with system device drivers through
the file system one character at a time? |
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| Which UNIX command displays the current working directory? |
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Which UNIX command allows you to move to different directories within a file system
using absolute or relative pathnames? |
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Term
Which UNIX command takes any characters from standard input and then echoes them to
standard output? |
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| Which UNIX command deletes files from within a directory? |
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| Which UNIX command looks at an individual file and finds a specified pattern (string)? |
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| Which UNIX command changes the group ownership of one or more files? |
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| Which UNIX command changes the ownership of one or more files to a new owner? |
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| Which UNIX command sets access and modification times for each file to the current time? |
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| How many primary groups can a user be a member of? |
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| Which UNIX vi mode allows users to execute set commands? |
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| Which UNIX vi character represents the end of the file? |
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While using UNIX vi to edit a file, what would you enter to save the buffer contents and
stay in same file? |
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| In UNIX, which package of programs lets a terminal handle many sessions at once? |
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| What is the most common UNIX windows system? |
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| Which UNIX default command starts the X windows system? |
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| The act of choosing the window you type is called setting the |
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Term
What action puts unneeded windows out of the way without quitting the program inside
them? |
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Term
Which UNIX command from the menu bar moves a window to the bottom of the stack of
windows? |
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Term
| The key to shutting down an xterm window is to know which of your programs is the |
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Definition
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Term
| The first step in quitting an xterm session is to |
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Definition
| quit all non-controlling programs |
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Term
Which UNIX command does the system administrator need to use to create the manual
database prior to users being able to access the man –k command? |
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