Question 1

Match between columns
                        Premises: related to the number of user connections at a given time.
set of secure communications standards used to protect IP networks.
a tool that you can customize by adding modules called "snap-ins" to manage different server functions .
used to create an encrypted tunnel between a client and a VPN server.
summarizes disk usage in UNIX/Linux systems.
block of code within a program.
centralized location for servers, such as a computer room or machine room.
displays information about users in many UNIX/Linux systems.
directory service that houses information about all network resources .

Accepted Answer

The Answer of finger utility and IPSec and Active Directory is...

Question 2

The ____ tab of an account set up in Active Directory provides information about the logon name, domain name, and account options.

Accepted Answer

A) General 
B) Address 
C) Profile 
D) Account 
A) General 
B) Address 
C) Profile 
D) Account D

Question 3

What is Active Directory and what services does it provide?

Accepted Answer

Active Directory is a directory service that houses information about all network resources such as servers, printers, user accounts, groups of user accounts, security policies, and other information.
As a directory service, Active Directory is responsible for providing a central listing of resources and ways to quickly find and access specific resources, and for providing a way to manage network resources.
When user accounts are created in a domain through Active Directory, those accounts can be used to access any domain server or resource.

Question 4

Provide a general description of the Task Manager application in Windows Server 2003.

Accepted Answer

Task Manager is a Windows Server 2003 ma

Question 5

A(n)____________________ private network uses LAN protocols as well as tunneling protocols to encapsulate the data as it is sent across a public network such as the Internet.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)____________________ private network uses LAN protocols as...

Question 6

Identify and briefly describe four options that may be used with the df utility in UNIX/Linux systems.

Accepted Answer

Some of the options you can use with df

Question 7

You have the option to look up an account password in Active Directory.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What are the four most important server setup tasks?

Accepted Answer

There are several setup tasks,

Question 9

A(n)____ server is one that does not have Active Directory installed.

Accepted Answer

A) individual 
B) stand-alone 
C) isolated 
D) single 
A) individual 
B) stand-alone 
C) isolated 
D) single

Question 10

A(n)____________________ is a resource, such as a file, used by a program and having its own identification so the program is able to access it.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)____________________ is a resource, such as a...

Question 11

In the ____ server model, the physical security used for servers may vary widely from server to server and department to department.

Accepted Answer

A) hierarchical 
B) decentralized 
C) centralized 
D) structured 
A) hierarchical 
B) decentralized 
C) centralized 
D) structured

Question 12

What is the who command used for in UNIX/Linux systems?

Accepted Answer

To monitor who is logged in, use the who

Question 13

A ____ centralizes control of network resources into a logical grouping of user accounts, computers, printers, and network devices.

Accepted Answer

A) domain 
B) server farm 
C) directory 
D) console 
A) domain 
B) server farm 
C) directory 
D) console

Question 14

What information is provided by the lower portion of the Networking tab in Windows Task Manager and how is it used?

Accepted Answer

The lower portion of the tab shows the n

Question 15

The ____ option of the top command in UNIX/Linux allows the top utility to run in secure mode.

Accepted Answer

A) -d 
B) -p 
C) -s 
D) -S 
A) -d 
B) -p 
C) -s 
D) -S

Question 16

The ____________________ command in UNIX/Linux systems displays a listing of the most CPU-intensive tasks, such as the processor state, in real time .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ command in UNIX/Linux systems displays...

Question 17

The ____ option in the Processes tab of Task Manager is given an extra advantage at +15.

Accepted Answer

A) Realtime 
B) High 
C) Normal 
D) AboveNormal 
A) Realtime 
B) High 
C) Normal 
D) AboveNormal

Question 18

The ____ option in the Applications tab of Task Manager takes you into the highlighted program .

Accepted Answer

A) Bring To Front 
B) Switch To 
C) Minimize 
D) Maximize 
A) Bring To Front 
B) Switch To 
C) Minimize 
D) Maximize

Question 19

The ____ option of the free command in UNIX/Linux creates totals for RAM and swap memory statistics.

Accepted Answer

A) -b 
B) -m 
C) -g 
D) -t 
A) -b 
B) -m 
C) -g 
D) -t

Question 20

Provide five reasons for having a server in a home network.

Accepted Answer

Some reasons to have a server on a home

The ____ tab of an account set up in Active Directory provides information about the logon name, domain name, and account options.

What is Active Directory and what services does it provide?

Provide a general description of the Task Manager application in Windows Server 2003.

A(n)____________________ private network uses LAN protocols as well as tunneling protocols to encapsulate the data as it is sent across a public network such as the Internet.

Identify and briefly describe four options that may be used with the df utility in UNIX/Linux systems.

You have the option to look up an account password in Active Directory.

What are the four most important server setup tasks?

A(n)____ server is one that does not have Active Directory installed.

A(n)____________________ is a resource, such as a file, used by a program and having its own identification so the program is able to access it.

In the ____ server model, the physical security used for servers may vary widely from server to server and department to department.

What is the who command used for in UNIX/Linux systems?

A ____ centralizes control of network resources into a logical grouping of user accounts, computers, printers, and network devices.

What information is provided by the lower portion of the Networking tab in Windows Task Manager and how is it used?

The ____ option of the top command in UNIX/Linux allows the top utility to run in secure mode.

The ____________________ command in UNIX/Linux systems displays a listing of the most CPU-intensive tasks, such as the processor state, in real time .

The ____ option in the Processes tab of Task Manager is given an extra advantage at +15.

The ____ option in the Applications tab of Task Manager takes you into the highlighted program .

The ____ option of the free command in UNIX/Linux creates totals for RAM and swap memory statistics.

Provide five reasons for having a server in a home network.

Networking: an Overview

How Lan and Wan Communications Work

Using Network Communication Protocols

Connecting Through a Cabled Network

Devices for Connecting Networks

Connecting Through a Wireless Network

Sharing Resources on a Network

Understanding Wan Connection Choices

Basic Network Design

Securing Your Network

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Network

Filters

Exam 8: Using a Server

The ____ tab of an account set up in Active Directory provides information about the logon name, domain name, and account options.

What is Active Directory and what services does it provide?

Provide a general description of the Task Manager application in Windows Server 2003.

A(n)____________________ private network uses LAN protocols as well as tunneling protocols to encapsulate the data as it is sent across a public network such as the Internet.

Identify and briefly describe four options that may be used with the df utility in UNIX/Linux systems.

You have the option to look up an account password in Active Directory.

What are the four most important server setup tasks?

A(n)____ server is one that does not have Active Directory installed.

A(n)____________________ is a resource, such as a file, used by a program and having its own identification so the program is able to access it.

In the ____ server model, the physical security used for servers may vary widely from server to server and department to department.

What is the who command used for in UNIX/Linux systems?

A ____ centralizes control of network resources into a logical grouping of user accounts, computers, printers, and network devices.

What information is provided by the lower portion of the Networking tab in Windows Task Manager and how is it used?

The ____ option of the top command in UNIX/Linux allows the top utility to run in secure mode.

The ____________________ command in UNIX/Linux systems displays a listing of the most CPU-intensive tasks, such as the processor state, in real time .

The ____ option in the Processes tab of Task Manager is given an extra advantage at +15.

The ____ option in the Applications tab of Task Manager takes you into the highlighted program .

The ____ option of the free command in UNIX/Linux creates totals for RAM and swap memory statistics.

Provide five reasons for having a server in a home network.

Networking: an Overview

How Lan and Wan Communications Work

Using Network Communication Protocols

Connecting Through a Cabled Network

Devices for Connecting Networks

Connecting Through a Wireless Network

Sharing Resources on a Network

Understanding Wan Connection Choices

Basic Network Design

Securing Your Network

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Network

Filters