Hardware Chapter 17

Front 1

On the IE General tab you can block cookies.

Back 1

False

Front 2

The default value of the security level in IE is Medium-high.

Back 2

True

Front 3

To use Remote Desktop, the computer you access remotely can be running Windows 7 Home Premium or Windows 7 Professional.

Back 3

False

Front 4

When a user logs on to a Windows 7 computer using Remote Desktop, users that are logged on locally are unaffected.

Back 4

False

Front 5

If a Windows computer belongs to a domain, all security is managed by the network administrator for the entire network.

Back 5

True

Front 6

Which of the following is a task you CAN’T do from the IE General tab?

Back 6

disable file downloads

Front 7

Which of the following is described as a computer that intercepts requests that a browser makes of a server and can cache received content.

Back 7

proxy server

Front 8

Which of the following is NOT true about Remote Desktop?

Back 8

by default all users can access Remote Desktop

Front 9

If you want to be able to power up a computer remotely, what feature should you use?

Back 9

WoL

Front 10

Which of the following is NOT true about Group Policy?

Back 10

all policies are applied before the logon screen appears

Front 11

Which statements is true about controlling access to folders and files?

Back 11

rights are assigned to accounts

Front 12

Which of the following is NOT true about user accounts and groups?

Back 12

a user account can belong to only one group at a time

Front 13

Which built-in group might Windows automatically assign a user account to when determining its permissions?

Back 13

Anonymous users

Front 14

To which group does Windows give access to folders that you create which are not part of your user profile?

Back 14

Authenticated Users

Front 15

When all users on a network require the same access to all resources, what type of network model should you use?

Back 15

Homegroup

Front 16

Which of the following is true about which folders to use to hold shared data when working with a workgroup?

Back 16

private data for each user should be kept in their C:\Users folder

Front 17

Which type of permission should you set to control access to files and folders by local and network users?

Back 17

NTFS on NTFS volumes only

Front 18

Which is NOT true about using share and NTFS permissions?

Back 18

if both permissions are used, the least restrictive permission between the two applies

Front 19

Which NTFS permission(s) should you assign if the user should be able to create folders and files and open files to read data, but not delete files.

Back 19

Write, Read

Front 20

When mapping a drive, you can type in the path to the shared folder on the host computer. What is the syntax for the path?

Back 20

\\server\sharedfolder

Front 21

When troubleshooting a live network cable, what should you use?

Back 21

a loopback plug

Front 22

Which of the following must you do to configure Windows to provide QoS for applications? (Choose all that apply.)

Back 22

enable QoS for the network connection adapter, set the QoS priority level for applications

Front 23

Which of the following are options for configuring QoS with Group Policy? (Choose all that apply.)

Back 23

the priority is a number from 0 and 63, outbound traffic can be throttled

Front 24

What types of user accounts does Windows 7 support? (Choose all that apply.)

Back 24

standard, administrator

Front 25

Which of the following are true about NTFS permissions? (Choose all that apply.)

Back 25

when a subfolder is created, it is assigned the permissions of its parent folder, by default, the owner of folder has full permissions to the folder

Front 26

the folders that are shared by default on a network domain that administrator accounts can access

Back 26

administrative shares

Front 27

a TCP/IP command that enables you to resolve a connectivity problem when attempting to reach a destination host such as a web site

Back 27

tracert

Front 28

permissions assigned by Windows that are attained from a parent object

Back 28

inherited permissions

Front 29

a tool that can locate a Wi-Fi hotspot and tell you the strength of the RF signal

Back 29

wireless locator

Front 30

a TCP/IP command that gives statistics about TCP/IP and network activity and includes several parameters

Back 30

netstat

Front 31

configuring a computer so that it will respond to network activity when the computer is in a sleep state

Back 31

Wake on LAN

Front 32

command is used to display statistics about the NetBT (NetBIOS over TCP/IP) protocol

Back 32

nbtstat

Front 33

a method to control access to a folder or file and can apply to local users and
network users

Back 33

NTFS permissions

Front 34

a method to control access to a shared folder and can be assigned to NTFS or FAT volumes

Back 34

share permissions

Front 35

a TCP/IP command that lets you read information from the Internet name space by requesting information about domain name resolutions

Back 35

nslookup