Exam 9: Understanding Complex Networks

Microsoft's ____ makes it possible for older, less capable PCs, thin clients, or narrow-bandwidth remote users to run large or complex Windows applications by transferring the burden of client processing to the server.

For each user, the server running Terminal Services runs a software-based "____" that actually runs services or applications on the user's behalf.

When securing a wireless network, the older ____ standard might suffice for a small network that's not as security conscious.

How can MS-DOS clients connect to servers of all four types-Microsoft, Novell, Linux, and Apple?

A benefit of the client/server environment is centralized location.

Novell ____ provides access to a NetWare network's resources through any Web browser, so users can log on and access their files and printers, regardless of the client OS they're running and without the need for a NetWare redirector.

What are the benefits of thin client computing?

The database server in a client/server SQL environment is often referred to as the ____ or server.

The directory into which an NFS volume is mounted is referred to as the share point.

____ makes Linux servers look and act like Windows servers.

Because Samba is a(n)____________________ software product, you can download it free from the Internet and install and use it without charge.