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The network computer that contains the hard drives, printers, and other resources that are shared with other network computers is called a _________,
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) ClientB) MainframeC) ServerD) Hub
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Using Networking, Hard drives can also be ______ resources
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Shared
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Networks enable you to share information with other computers on the network
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False
vivek sinde
- May 11th, 2006
True.
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When a computer can’t access the network, it’s _______
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Offline
Chirag Patel
- May 2nd, 2006
Then that node consider as a stand alone means it is not in network...
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You can summon a list of all the computers that are available on your network by clicking _____________in the Network Tasks section of the My Network Places window.
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) View Workgroup ComputersB) My Network PlacesC) My computerD) None of the above
Nettwo
- Jan 11th, 2007
In XP entire network-> Select Network type and then a domain is required before it lists all the computers!
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In some networks, a server computer is a server computer and nothing else. It’s dedicated to the sole task of providing shared resources, such as hard drives and printers, to be accessed by the network client computers. Such a server is referred to as a ______ server
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Dedicated Server
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Drives Physically located in your PC are called as
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Hard diskB) Local DrivesC) Network DrivesD) None of the above
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When a computer is turned on and can access the network, the computer is said to be online.
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False
vmshenoy
- Jan 10th, 2007
yasince def for online isTo be considered on-line, a device must be at least one of: * "Under the direct control of another device" * "Under the direct control of the system with which it is ass...
ilaiy
- Nov 29th, 2005
A True
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Actually wats that work stations, PC's, Clients? wats the difference between these terms? Why we using these diferent terms?
vmshenoy
- Jan 10th, 2007
A workstation, such as a Unix workstation, RISC workstation or engineering workstation, is a high-end technical computing desktop microcomputer designed primarily to be used by one person at a time, b...
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Why HTTP is called as stateless?what is this statelessness?what is state of this protocol?
vmshenoy
- Jan 10th, 2007
is a protocol used mainly to access data on WWW. The protocol transfers data on form of plain text, hpertext,audio,videoetc.called hypertext since its efficiency allowa it to use in a hypertext envt w...
Kaushal Patel
- Jun 2nd, 2006
HTTP is called a stateless protocol because each command is executed independently, without any knowledge of the commands that came before it. Stateless means having no information about what oc...
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What is the structure of TCP packet
vmshenoy
- Jan 10th, 2007
It consists of 32 bits.It contains 16 bits source port address and destination port add.32 bit sequence number and acknowledgement are used!6 -bit reserved field is used!
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What is meant by Bridge connection?
vmshenoy
- Jan 10th, 2007
It is used to connect LANs. Each compnay ,college etc has many dept, each dept may have their own LANS.LANs are used to connect LANs
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One of my colleagues at Arctic University has just installed a new server in a student lab. The network ID for the lab is 172.20.10.0/24. The address for the lab router is 172.20.1.1Standard policies dictate that I must patch the server up to current levels before allowing students to use the server. My colleague has attempted to access patches that are stored on the server utilities.arctic.local and was unable to connect. He has also attempted to ping utilities.arctic.local and was unsuccessful.What are the potential IP configuration issues that could be causing this problem?
sharan_b4u
- Oct 23rd, 2006
the gateway and the server should have to be in the same subnetas metioned above router is in 10.1 and server in 1.1
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How is it possible to use the USB to connect to the network without having to install a separate network interface card inside your compute?
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) By using the USB Ethernet adapter
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