Exam 7: Sharing Resources on a Network

A DHCP server is a server that uses software and DHCP to automatically assign a(n)____ address from a pool of possible addresses.

Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD)uses ____ components for printing .

Home ____________________ are areas on the computer in which users store data.

For Windows XP Professional and Windows Server 2003, printer share permissions are checked for ____.

The ____ file permission category in UNIX/Linux systems typically entails all permissions and is designated by the letter u .

Identify and describe three share permissions available for folders in Windows XP Professional.

Provide four reasons for the effectiveness of peer-to-peer networking at the level of a very small network.

What four types of password restriction information are contained in a shadow file?

What do important elements of peer-to-peer computing in Windows XP (and Windows Server 2003)include?

Do not configure ICS on a network that has servers running ____ or DNS to avoid confusion about IP addressing.

The user identification number ( UID)of a user account in UNIX can be a number as large as ____.

In a peer-to-peer network, the computer automatically assigns itself an IP address from the reserved range of 169.254.0.1 to 169.254.255.254 and a subnet mask of ____.

NTFS and share permissions in combination on the same folder are cumulative.

What are the advantages and disadvantages associated with a dedicated print server?

The most common user account management activity is changing passwords.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of converting a workstation or server into a print server?

Groups are created in UNIX systems using the ____ command.

____ are used in UNIX/Linux for granting permissions to one user or a group of users to access specific resources .

In UNIX/Linux systems, a directory or file can be assigned any combination of three permissions: read, write, and ____.