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| This is caused in one channel by the carrier from another transmitter operating on the same channel. |
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| This is caused by random electron activity of the atoms that make up the conductor, resistor, or any part of the passive circuit in question. |
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| In cable TV, we use 68 degrees Fahrenheit as our temperature of reference. What is this in degreees Kelvin? |
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| What type of feedback do you want to provide if you want to make a change in behavior? |
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| This type of learner is enthusiastic to learn a new skill and may be somewhat apprehensive because they are able to enter a change in process. Also they need clear instructions and lots of feedback |
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| This type of learner has reached failure a few times in the process, emotional support must increase, this period of time is the toughest and technical support is needed so that the failures do not become learned |
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| The Disillusioned Beginner |
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| This type of learner has become capable of performing their new skill |
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| This type of learner needs little direction and little support, they begin to take ownership of their new tasks |
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| How do i know what kind of information is not allowed on my websites? |
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| Business Class Internet Acceptable Use Policy |
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| Used in ducts, lenums, and other spaces used for environmental air |
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| Used in vertical shafts and from floor to floor in multistory buildings |
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| The Five steps in the installation process are: |
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1. Review Site Survey
2. Acquire Necessary Materials
3. Conduct Team Meeting
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| A right to use another person's real estate for a specific purpose. The most common type of easement is the right to travel over another person's land, known as a right-of-way. |
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| Any site can send traffic to any other site, within a customer's network, through a single Ethernet interface |
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| Dynamic traffic delivery through the Comcast network with up to three different performance levels |
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| Connectivity statistics for the previous day, or for the previous seven-day, or 30-day period can be viewed through out Secure Web Portal |
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| Symmetrical dedicated internet bandwidth configurable from 10Mbps to 10Gbps in 1Mbps increments |
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| Includes primary and secondary DNS service. Assistance provided to transfer existing domain names |
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| Supports multi-homing with load balancing for faster, more efficient routing between networks |
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| Dedicated layer-2 capacity between customer locations |
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| Optional path and equipment redundancy can be provided for added reliability. |
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| Self-Healing Site Protection |
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| Bandwidth scale-able up to 10Gbps with multiple QoS Options |
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| Federal program that offers telecom service discounts to schools and libraries |
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| Group of computers that communicate as if they were attached to the same wire, regardless of their physical LAN, but allows for computers to be grouped together even if they are not located on the same LAN |
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| What are the two types of site-to-site VPN's |
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| If a company has locations that they wish to join in a single private network, they can create an _______ VPN to connect LAN to LAN |
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| When a company has a close relationship with another company, they can build a _____ VPN that connects LAN to LAN |
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| The process of placing an entire packet within another packet and sending it over a network |
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| The protocol of the outer packet is understood by the network and both points, called ________, where the packet enters and exits the network. |
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| A low-resistance connection between two points in an electric circuit that forms an alternative path for a portion of the current |
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| A "leading" Ghost image is usually due to: |
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| The term CRAN refers to a: |
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| Converged Regional Area Network |
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| In-Channel Frequency Response |
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| Two customer configurations for trunk service are |
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| Switched Trunk & Point to Point |
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| This is the Comcast demarcation point for PRI |
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| The IAD - Integrated Access Device |
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| The signal point of contact with the customer after the sale is completed, who confirms services and keep the customer updated |
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| SDP - Service Delivery Professional |
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| What is the name of the day that TN's are ported, activated, and tested? |
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| Number Portability Administrator Center |
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| This is the type of channel that carries the actual calls |
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| What is the Trunking Bandwidth |
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| Number of B (Bearer) channels |
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| Which channel carries extra data? |
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| Smallest block of channels available with PRI |
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| Throughput for each B Channel |
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| 64kbps ( symmetrical Up and Down ) |
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| What connects IAD to the PBX system? |
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| RJ48C ( Shielded ethernet type cable ) |
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| Who is the primary supplier for the IAD devices? |
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| Device / Formula to calculate # of channels required a Biz will need |
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| Demarcation point for PRI |
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| In 2PRI, we can get up to how many channels with digital tone? |
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| You can only use what modem with 2PRI |
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| This opened opportunities accross the United States for more competition in Cable TV market |
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| The Telecommunications Act of 1996 |
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| In Astoria, Oregon, Ed Parsons installed an antenna on a hill. He used twin lead and a series of antennas and amplifiers to boost the signals and brought television to his home. What year did this happen? |
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| 5C Copy Protection is in reference to the five companies that licensed it, it is also known as? |
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| Digital Transmission Content Protection |
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| What are the five steps for minimizing anxiety? |
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Remember that the audience is your friend,
Memorize the most important parts of what you'll say,
Practice positive self-talk,
Breathe,
Check your appearance |
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| What are the six effective selling techniques? |
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| Build a rapport, Ask questions, Listen, Position the Product, Communicate the Benefits, Ask for the sale |
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| An MPEG video is, normally a 12 frame sequence, made up of three kinds of encoded picture: |
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I-Pictures
P-Pictures
B-Pictures |
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| This is a special-use PCMCIA (PC) card that allows consumers in the United States to view and record digital cable television channels on digital video recorders, personal computers and television sets without the use of other equipment such as a set-top box |
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| The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers' standard for wireless networks. |
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| What is the speed, range, and frequency for 802.11b? |
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| 11Mbps, 100-150 feet, 2.4 Ghz |
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| What is the speed, range, and frequency for 802.11a |
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| What is the speed, range, and frequency for 802.11g |
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| 54Mbps, 100-150ft, 2.4Ghz |
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| What is the speed, range, and frequency for 802.11n |
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| 100Mbps and higher, Up to 160ft, 2.4Ghz |
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| What are the three types of ILEC connections? |
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| 66 block, NID, and screw terminal block |
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| Following the 66 Block Telco standard, the tip and ring should alternate, one wire per terminal, starting with "THIS" lead at the top. |
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| For this feature, there is usually a base band audio feed connected to a key/PBX system |
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| Loads baseband signal onto standard video channel carrier |
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