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| You need a network that provides centralized authentication for your users. Which of the following logical topologies should you use? |
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| You need a topology that is scalable to use in your network. Which of the following will you install? |
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| Which of the foloowing topologies has the least likelihood of having a collision? |
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| In a physical-star topology, what happens when a workstation loses its physical connection to another device? |
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| Only that work station loses its ability to communicate |
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| You want to remotely log into an office computer using remote desktop in a secure manner. Which of the following should you use? |
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| what is a logical grouping network users and resources connected to administratively defined ports on a switch? |
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| which of the following is a concern when using peer-to-peer networks? |
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| the security associated with such a network |
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| which of the following is an example of when point-to-multipoint network is called for? |
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| when a centralization office needs to communicate with many branch offices. |
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| which of the following is an example of a LAN? |
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| a computer connected to another computer so they can share resources |
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| which of the following is a disadvantage of the star topology? |
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| when the central concentrating device experiences a complete failure, all attached devices lose connectivity to the rest of the network |
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| what is the difference between a LAN and a WAN |
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| Wan cover large geographical areas. Both can utilize either private or public data transport and WANs need a special type of router port. |
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| in what type of network are all computer considered equals and they do not share any central authority? |
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| what advantages does the client-server architect have over peer-to-peer? |
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| easier maintenance, greater organization, tighter security |
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| an example of a hybrid network is what? |
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| you have a network with multiple devices and need to have a smaller broadcast domain while working with a tight budget. which of the following is the best solution? |
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| which type of topology has the greatest number of physical connections? |
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| what type of topology give you a direct connection between two routers so that there is one communications path? |
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| which network topology is a combination of two or more types of physical or two or more types of logical topologies? |
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| when designing a network and deciding which type of network topology to use, which items should be considered? |
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| cost, ease of installation, ease of maintenance, fault-tolerance requirements |
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| which of the following are required to establish a VPN connection? |
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| VPN server, VPN client, VPN protocols |
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| Which network topology offers the greatest level of redundancy but has the highest implementation cost? |
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| As a network administrator, you are called in to troubleshoot a problem on a token ring network. the network uses two MSAUs connected using the ring-in ports on both devices. All network cards are set at the same speed. What is the likely cause of the problem? |
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| MSAU configuration(Multistation access unit) (t connector) |
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