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| What is the difference between the 802.11a and 802.11g wireless standards? |
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| 802.11a operates in the 5GHz range and 802.11g operates in the 2.4 GHz range |
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| The ___________ wireless network standard operates in the 5GHz range, and supports speeds up to 54Mbps |
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| The ___________ wireless network standard operates in the 2.4GHz range, and supports speeds up to 11Mbps |
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| The ___________ wireless network standard operates in the 2.4GHz range, and supports speeds up to 54Mbps |
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| The ___________ wireless network standard operates in the either the 5GHz or 2.4GHz range, and supports speeds up to 600Mbps |
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| Which is more secure: WEP or WPA? |
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| What are the two secure transmission protocols? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 20? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 22? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 23? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 25? |
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| SMTP (Simple Mail Tranfer Protocol) |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 53? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 80? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 110? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 443? |
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| What is transmitted on TCP Port 546? |
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| ___________ RAID configuration is non-redundant, it fails if any member of the disk array fails. |
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| What is the minimum number of disks in a RAID 0 configuration? |
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| ____________ RAID configuration consists of mirrored disks? |
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| How much space does a RAID 0 configuration consisting of 3 80 GB hard drives consist of? |
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| How much space does a RAID 1 configuration consisting of 2 80 GB hard drives consist of? |
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| What is the only number of disks in a RAID 1 configuration? |
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| What is the minimum number of disks in a RAID 5 configuration? |
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| What is the space capacity of 3 80 GB hard drives in a RAID 5 configuration? |
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| ____________ RAID configuration combines the speed efficiency of RAID 0 and the parity and stability of RAID 1 |
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| _____________ and ______________ are similar to RAID 5 but they use a dedicated disk to store parity information. |
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| ____________ is similar to RAID 5 but uses two different parity functions to maximize redundancy |
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| What three RAID configurations are considered exotic? |
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| Where do you go to print a test page? |
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| The Properties of the printer |
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| What is the last thing you should do when troubleshooting a printer? |
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| Verify the problem is fixed |
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| If a printer prints part of a graphic, what is most likely the problem? |
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| What are common causes of printers printing garbage pages? |
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| Incorrect or corrupt printer driver, physical cable issue, |
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| What does Asymmetric DSL mean? |
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| Download speed is faster than upload speed |
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| What is the Ethernet standard? |
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| What type of technology is generally used in Personal Area Networks? |
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| NTFS permissions apply to ________ users |
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| What do share permissions apply to? |
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| Connections over the network |
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| What file system is EFS available on? |
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| An encryption algorhythm available on Windows Vista Ultimate and Enterprise which encrypts entire drives. |
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| What is the name of the chip on the computer that stores the encryption key for Bitlocker? |
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| Trusted Platform Module (TDM) Chip |
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| What is BIOS Intrusion Detection? |
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| A button on the computer case that will tell the user the next time the machine is started that the machine has been tampered with |
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| How can you change which processes are managed with User Account Control? |
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| Local Security Policy Console |
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| Secure Shell - it encrypts information as it travels accross the network |
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| What type of protocol encrypts internet pages? |
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| What are two methods for creating exceptions in a Windows Firewall? |
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| Application and Port Number |
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| Where is User data stored on Windows 2000 and XP? |
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| C:\Documents and Settings |
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| Where is user data stored on Windows Vista? |
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| Where are the System files stored on Windows 2000? |
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| Where are the system files stored on Windows XP and Windows Vista? |
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| True or false: The path for program files is C:\Program Files in Windows XP, 2000, and Vista |
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| Where can you manage disks in Windows? |
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| C:\Control Panel\Administrative Tools\Computer Management\Disk Management |
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| How do you backup files through the graphical interface in Windows? |
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| Acessories\System Tools\Backupstatus and configuration |
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| How do you launch the Backup utility from the command line? |
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| What utility can derive the IP address of a host from its name? |
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| What command can copy files and directories? |
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| Which command can show applications that launch at startup? |
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| What is the first step in troubleshooting Malware? |
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| Disconnect it from the network, quarantine the system |
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| What is the only way to really be sure that Malware has been erradicated? |
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| Format the drive and re install Windows |
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| What is the most important ond most often updated part of anti malware software? |
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| What is a Boot Sector Virus? |
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| A virus that hides in the Master Boot Record |
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| How do you replace the MBR? |
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| What command replaces system files? |
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| Where is Event Viewer located in Control Panel? |
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| ____________ is a consolidated view of many administrative functions in your computer. |
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| What utility would you use to quickly switch between Event Manager, Disk Manager, and other Administrative tools? |
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| Where do we gather long term performance statistics in Windows? |
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| What administrative tool is a central console for many different utilities? |
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| What utility can monitor background processes? |
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| What happens when a hard drive cable is loose? |
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| No boot device available message |
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| How can you check the health of an installed hard drive? |
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| What is a good tool for testing a power outlet if you don't want to use a multimeter? |
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| How can you determine if a processor cooling system is functioning properly? |
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| Monitor CPU temperature sensors |
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| What is a burn in process? |
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| A process of putting hardware through its paces to ensure it will work properly over time |
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| Where can you find the Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool? |
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