Foundations Practice Exam: Microsoft Technology Associate Exam
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1. Which network device directs the flow of information from one node on a network to another by giving each sender/receiver pair the line's entire bandwidth?
A router On a network, a switch directs the flow of information from one node to another. Switches operate faster than traditional network devices, such as hubs, bridges and routers, and are increasingly replacing those devices. A switch can give each sender/receiver pair the line's entire bandwidth, instead of sharing the bandwidth with all other network nodes.
Network Technology Associate v2.0, Lesson 2: Networking Components and Standards, section "Common Network Components." 2. Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a program that allows you to control a computer at a remote location. VNC consists of which two components?
The client and the server VNC consists of two components: the server and the viewer. The server listens on a specific port (for example, TCP 5800 on Windows systems) and allows clients to connect. The server also allows authenticated users to log on and see the same display they would see if they were sitting in front of the (server) computer. The viewer allows users to see the remote system's logon environment.
Internet Business Associate v2.0, Lesson 9: Internet Services and Tools for Business, section "Virtual Network Computing (VNC)." 3. Suppose you are looking at a command prompt window that displays network configurations. In the section labeled Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection, you see IP addresses listed for the following categories:
Link-Local IPv6 Address
IPv4 address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
What does the Default Gateway address identify?
The local host on the network Most IP-enabled systems are also configured with a default gateway, which is an IP address that specifies a routing device (for example,
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1. Which network device directs the flow of information from one node on a network to another by giving each sender/receiver pair the line's entire bandwidth?
A router On a network, a switch directs the flow of information from one node to another. Switches operate faster than traditional network devices, such as hubs, bridges and routers, and are increasingly replacing those devices. A switch can give each sender/receiver pair the line's entire bandwidth, instead of sharing the bandwidth with all other network nodes.
Network Technology Associate v2.0, Lesson 2: Networking Components and Standards, section "Common Network Components." 2. Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a program that allows you to control a computer at a remote location. VNC consists of which two components?
The client and the server VNC consists of two components: the server and the viewer. The server listens on a specific port (for example, TCP 5800 on Windows systems) and allows clients to connect. The server also allows authenticated users to log on and see the same display they would see if they were sitting in front of the (server) computer. The viewer allows users to see the remote system's logon environment.
Internet Business Associate v2.0, Lesson 9: Internet Services and Tools for Business, section "Virtual Network Computing (VNC)." 3. Suppose you are looking at a command prompt window that displays network configurations. In the section labeled Ethernet Adapter Local Area Connection, you see IP addresses listed for the following categories:
Link-Local IPv6 Address
IPv4 address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
What does the Default Gateway address identify?
The local host on the network Most IP-enabled systems are also configured with a default gateway, which is an IP address that specifies a routing device (for example,