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Anything greater than ___ will show up as a Beat in analog picture.
A. 30dB B. -30dB C. 30dBmV D. -30dBmV |
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Which statement is True?
A. A Key system is sometimes referred to as a phone switch.
B. PBX's are usually found in small companies where fewer features are required.
C. You Usually dial "9" for an outside line with a PBX phone.
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With 100' of RG-6 Drop Cable what would the max. loss be (for test answer)?
A. 3db B. 4db C. 5db D. 6db |
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If Two APs reply to the probe, the laptop will use whichever has the___ Signal.
A. Stronger B. Weaker C. More Secure D. None of the above |
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CLI Figure of Merit of ___ or Less.
A. 16 B. 32 C. 64 D. 128 |
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A wireless network begins with a(n).
A. Comcast Tech B. An IP C. Workgroup D. An Access Point |
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Look for sections of code triggered by time or date events, routines to search for files such as; .com, .exe, .bat, & .vbs.
A. Exe Virus' B. Heuristic Detectors C. Worms D. Trojan Horses |
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Name the 4 actions that Virus' generally Perform.
A. Executable, E-mail, Worms, Trojan Horse.
B. Corrupting Programs, Looking For System Weakness', Changing Bios Settings
C. Replication, Event Watching, Camouflage, Delivery.
D. Deleting Files, Corrupting Files, Replication, Embedding. |
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Name the 4 Delivery Methods for Virus'.
A. Executable, E-mail, Worms, Trojan Horse.
B. Corrupting Programs, Looking For System Weakness', Changing Bios Settings
C. Replication, Event Watching, Camouflage, Delivery.
D. Deleting Files, Corrupting Files, Replication, Embedding. |
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Voice Equipment Telemetry Wiring Pattern (Colors)
A. Green, Red, Yellow, Black
B. Blue, Orange, White, Brown, Green
C. Brown, Green, Blue, Orange, White
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A _____ Uses an antenna-equipped expansion card or a USB antenna attachment.
A. Router B. Desktop PC C. Gateway D. Switch |
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A mathmatical value derived from the number & severity of leaks in the cable system.
A. CLI B. dBmV C.dB D. Leakage |
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What does CLI stand for?
A. Computer & Laptop Instruments B. Common Leakage Index C. Cumulative Leakage Index D. Cable Leakage Index |
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[image] What is this?
A.66 Block B. RJ-21X C. RJ-26X D 16 Block |
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What does ILEC stand for?
A. Internal Local Exchange Carrier
B. International Local Exchange Carrier
C. Incumbent Logical Exchange Carrier
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[image] What is this?
A. 66 Block B. RJ-21X C. RJ-26X D ILEC |
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Business Class EMTA Loop Voltage?
A. 110v B. 90v C. 120v D. 48v |
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What is a RJ45 used for?
A. Telephony B. Internet C. Cable D. Fax Machines |
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What is the REN max for BCDV?
A.6 B.12 C.24 D.36 |
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How many call events can a BCDV 8 line emta handle?
A.14 B.18 C.8 D.16 |
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An Alarm Telemetry block pinout #2 means?
A.A/C Fail B.Battery is low C.Replace Battery D. Battery is missing |
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An Alarm on Telemetry block pinout #1 means?
A.A/C Fail B.Battery is low C.Replace Battery D. Battery is missing |
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An Alarm Telemetry block pinout #3 means?
A.A/C Fail B.Battery is low C.Replace Battery D. Battery is missing |
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An Alarm Telemetry block pinout #4 means?
A.A/C Fail B.Battery is low C.Replace Battery D. Battery is missing |
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RJ11 has & uses how many pins?
A.4 & uses 2 B.6 & uses 2 C.6 & uses 4 D.8 & uses 8 |
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RJ14 has how many pins?
A.2 B.4 C.6 D.8 |
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RJ25 has how many pins?
A.2 B.4 C.6 D.8 |
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RJ45 has how many pins?
A.2 B.4 C.6 D.8 |
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Codecs:
A.Decrypt Passwords B.Interprept HTML C.Compression/Decompression D.Email Virus |
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MPOE:
A.Minimum Point of Entry B.Minimum Point of Exit C.Multiple Point of Entry D. Multiple Point of Exit |
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Commercial Demarcation Point for BCDV?
A.Tap B.Workstation C.EMTA D.MPOE |
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BCDV Point of Demarcation if Customer owned EMTA?
A.66Block and/or jack of EMTA
B.Coaxial Input
C.Switch or PBX
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BCDV Point of Demarcation if Comcast owned EMTA?
A.66Block and/or jack of EMTA
B.Coaxial Input
C.Switch or PBX
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Backup Battery time for 8 Line EMTA?
A.4hrs. B.6hrs. C.8hrs. D.12hrs. |
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What does NGT stand for?
A.Network Gateway Terminal
B.Network Gateway Telemetry
C.New Global Telemetry
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MAC:
A.Multiple Access Control
B.Media Access Control
C.Multiple Access Communications
D.Media Access Comminicaions |
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AP:
A.Access Point B.Address Point C.Address Protocol D.Access Protocol |
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POP:
A.Proof of Purchase B.Point of Purchase C.Proof of Performance D.Point of Proxy |
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Consider IP address 150.215.017.009 the 1st set (150.215) represents?
A.Network B.User C.Gateway D.Host |
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Consider IP address 150.215.017.009 the 2nd set (017.009) represents?
A.Network B.User C.Gateway D.Host |
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IP Addresses contained within a subnetwork (Lowest in value to highest)?
A.Network,Gateway,Broadcast,Routable
B.Routable,Gateway,Broadcast, Network
C.Network,Routable,Gateway,Broadcast
D.Broadcast,Gateway,Routable,Network |
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Consider the IP Address 216.239.51.99 which set represents the Gateway?
A.216 B.239 C.51 D.99 |
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Consider the IP Address 216.239.51.99 which set represents the Routable?
A.216 B.239 C.51 D.99 |
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Consider the IP Address 216.239.51.99 which set represents the Broadcast?
A.216 B.239 C.51 D.99 |
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Consider the IP Address 216.239.51.99 which set represents the Network?
A.216 B.239 C.51 D.99 |
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VPN:
A.Virus Protected Network
B.Virtual Private Network
C.Virtual Public Network
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LAN:
A.Local Area Network
B.Logical Area Network
C.Local Application Network
D.Logical Appication Network |
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WAN:
A.World Application Networking
B.World Area Networking
C.Wide Application Network
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A System of Computers, peripherials, terminals, & databases connected by communication lines:
A.Workstations B.Network C.WAN D.Office |
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A program that sends information about you and how you use your pc to marketers & advertisers, usually without your knowledge.
A.E-Mail B.Worms C.Spyware D.Trojan Horse |
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Virus contained in an E-Mail or its attachments. Sends itself through address book.
A.E-Mail B.Worms C.Spyware D.Trojan Horse |
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A small program that claims to be something it's not(like a game), but when run it does damage (sending emails & erasing files)
A.Executable B.E-Mail C.Worms D.Trojan Horse |
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Packet Filtering, Proxy, & Stateful Inspection are examples of:
A.Virus' B.Admin Rights C.Firewall Rules D.Virus Entries |
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Software uses computer networks & security holes to replicate itself.
A.E-Mail B.Worms C.Spyware D.Trojan Horse |
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Virus software that piggybacks on real programs; When program runs, so does virus.
A.Executable B.E-Mail C.Worms D.Trojan Horse |
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Inserts copies of itself into other program files & copies itself.
A.Replication B.Event Watching C.Camouflage D. Delivery |
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Checks for conditions (usually specific date) when conditions are met delivers its destructive payload.
A.Replication B.Event Watching C.Camouflage D. Delivery |
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Disguise themselves to avoid antivirus detection. May falsify info in header so program file appears to be the correct size.
A.Replication B.Event Watching C.Camouflage D. Delivery |
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When triggering condition is met, virus unleashes payload. May be harmless or destructive.
A.Replication B.Event Watching C.Camouflage D. Delivery |
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NAT:
A.Network Addressability Tunnel
B.Network Address Transition
C.Network Address Translation
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Technique by which several hosts or computers share a single ip address for access to the internet. Uses one set of IP's for internal & 2nd set for external traffic.
A.NAT B.PAT C.VPN D.LAN |
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Forwards requests for a particular IP port pair to another IP port pair.
A.NAT B.PAT C.VPN D.LAN |
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PAT:
A.Port Addressability Tunnel
B.Port Address Transition
C.Port Addressibility Transition
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FTP uses what Port?
A.20 B.21 C.80 or 8080 D.Both A&B |
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FTP generally uses which port for data transfer?
A.20 B.21 C.80 or 8080 D.110 |
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Web traffic uses port?
A.20 B.21 C.80 or 8080 D.110 |
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POP3 uses port?
A.20 B.21 C.80 or 8080 D.110 |
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AIM uses port?
A.5190 B.21 C.80 or 8080 D.110 |
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Assignable ports range from?
A.1-256 B.1-512 C.1-65535 D.1-68025 |
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Start Continuous Pings:
A.Ping (IP) B.Ping (IP)-l C.Ping (IP)-(# of pings) D.Ping (IP)-t |
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How to stop continuous ping:
A.esc B.CTR C C.CTR/ALT/DEL D.END |
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Do a specific # of pings:
A.Ping (IP) B.Ping (IP)-l C.Ping (IP)-(# of pings) D.Ping (IP)-t |
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HTTP port traffic:
A.20 B.21 C.24 D.80 |
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Trace-Route:
A.traceroute (IP)
B.traceroute (IP)+#
C.tracert(IP)+#
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When is Multi Line Hunt Group Set-up?
A.Upon Provisioning B.Done @ time of work order creation C.After Job is complete D.Any of the above |
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3 parts of Fiber Optic Cable:
A.Core, Fiber, Sheathing
B.Fiber, Core, Coating
C.Cladding, Center Conductor, Coating
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Used to provide regions with access to national HSD peers & to global Internet access via one or more transit providers.
A.VPN B.Internet C.Internet Backbone D.WAN |
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Carries Comcast traffic from CRAN to CRAN. Comcast's Private Backbone.
A.VPN B.Cbone C.Internet Backbone D.PAT |
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TP:
A.Test Points B.Telnet Provider C.Telcom Provider D.Telphone Provider |
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FTP generally uses which port to listen to commands?
A.20 B.21 C.80 or 8080 D.110 |
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DHCP:
A.Digital Host Configuration Protocol
B.Dynamic Host Configuration Proxy
C.Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
D.Dynamic High-Speed Configuration Protocol |
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FQDN:
A.Fully Qualified Domain Name
B.First Qualified Domain Name
C.Functional Quality Domain Name
D.Fiber Quality Domain Name |
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DMZ:
A.Demark Zone B.Demiliterized Zone C.Demarkation Zone D.None of the Above |
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NAS:
A.Naval Air Systems B.Network Airport Service C.Network Attached Storage D.Network Attenuation Storage |
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Multi-Line Hunt Group:
A.*63 & *83 B.*73 & *83 C.*110 & *111 D.*230 & *231 |
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Multi-Line Hunt Group (All Lines):
A.*63 & *83 B.*73 & *83 C.*110 & *111 D.*232 & *233 |
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Call Hold:
A.*52 B.*62 C.*55 D.*65 |
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Speed Dial 30
A.*67 B.*74 C.*75 D.*88 |
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Speed Dial 8
A.*67 B.*74 C.*75 D.*88 |
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Retrieve a Parked Call:
A.*67 B.*74 C.*75 D.*88 |
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Caller ID Blocking (per call):
A.*67 B.*74 C.*75 D.*88 |
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Anonymous Call Rejection:
A.*63/*83 B.*72/*73 C.*77/*87 D.*230/*231 |
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Call Forward Variable:
A.*63/*83 B.*72/*73 C.*77/*87 D.*230/*231 |
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Call Forward Selective:
A.*63/*83 B.*72/*73 C.*77/*87 D.*230/*231 |
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Terminal Make Busy:
A.*63/*83 B.*72/*73 C.*77/*87 D.*230/*231 |
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Direct to Voicemail:
A.*23 Flash then *52
B. *23 Flash then *62
C. *22 Flash then *55
D. *22 Flash then *68 |
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To Park a Call:
A.*23 Flash then *52
B. *23 Flash then *62
C. *22 Flash then *55
D. *22 Flash then *68 |
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Temporarly Cancel Call Waiting:
A.*50 B.*60 C.*70 D.*80 |
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Do Not Disturb:
A.*62/*63 B.*78/*79 C.*82/*83 D.*98/*99 |
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Caller ID Blocking/Allow per Call:
A.*62/*63 B.*64/*74 C.*65/*75 D.*67/*82 |
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Base Maps:
A.Shows streets with pole & pedestal locations.
B.Provide the layout of the system in a condensed form.
C.Resembles a street map, complete with featurs like lakes & rivers, streets, & boundaries.
D.Shows the locations of the electronic equipment, including the headend & any hubs, also amplifiers, power supplies, & taps. |
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Strand Maps:
A.Shows streets with pole & pedestal locations.
B.Provide the layout of the system in a condensed form.
C.Resembles a street map, complete with featurs like lakes & rivers, streets, & boundaries.
D.Shows the locations of the electronic equipment, including the headend & any hubs, also amplifiers, power supplies, & taps. |
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Design Map:
A.Shows streets with pole & pedestal locations.
B.Provide the layout of the system in a condensed form.
C.Resembles a street map, complete with featurs like lakes & rivers, streets, & boundaries.
D.Shows the locations of the electronic equipment, including the headend & any hubs, also amplifiers, power supplies, & taps. |
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Amplifier Schematics or "Tree" Map:
A.Shows streets with pole & pedestal locations.
B.Provide the layout of the system in a condensed form.
C.Resembles a street map, complete with featurs like lakes & rivers, streets, & boundaries.
D.Shows the locations of the electronic equipment, including the headend & any hubs, also amplifiers, power supplies, & taps. |
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The Second Logical Backbone:
A.Comcast Backbone B.CBone C.IBone D.Backbone |
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Another Name Of A Corrected Map:
A.Strand Map B.As-Built C.Design Map D.Base Map |
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What is the pathway used for the actual light transmission?
A.Center Conductor B.Fiber C.Cladding D.Core |
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How many hours a month are required to put into as a champion?
A.4hrs. B.8hrs. C.20hrs. D.40hrs. |
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Digital compression separates pictures into how many types of video information?
A.2 B.3 C.4 D.5 |
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What is DTCP?
A.Digital Transport Cable Protection
B.Digital Transfer Cable Provisioning
C.Digital Transfer Content Protection
D.Digital Transmission Content Protection |
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Wireless Connection Speeds
A.10&48Mbps B.11&54Mbps C.10&64Mbps D.11&64Mbps |
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Wireless Network, data is transmitted via?
A.WIFI B.Microwave C.Smoke signals D.Radio Waves |
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