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| Beginning with version 1.0, NetWare utilized a datastore called the ____, a proprietary database that contains network resource information, such as user and group names, print server settings, and file server configurations. |
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| DLC has been replaced by ____ for mainframe interaction and TCP/IP or proprietary protocols for network attached printers. |
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| If an alternate configuration to DHCP is not manually defined, Windows XP automatically assigns a configuration through ____. |
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| Remote ____ was designed to simplify the task of training users or walking users through tasks. |
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| Windows XP supports ____ connections, such as cable modems, and specialty connections, such as DSL and ISDN. |
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| ____ is a UDP-based networked file system originally developed by Sun Microsystems and widely used on many TCP/IP networks. |
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| ____ is Microsoft's implementation of the IPX/SPX protocol suite and can communicate with all NetWare implementations. |
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| If a computer has an IP address of 156.24.99.10 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0, what is the host address for the computer? |
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| Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop both employ the ____ Protocol. |
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| Which version of Windows offers the best networking capabilities? |
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| It is very rare to find a company using NetWare these days. |
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| Multiple WINS servers can be configured for a single Windows XP system. |
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| Remote Assistance invitations never expire. |
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| TCP/IP has been around for over 30 years. |
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| Windows XP can only function as a network client, not a server. |
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