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Name two ports used for FTP.
Which one listens, and is the answer for the test? |
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| Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Psysical. |
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| List the layers of the OSI Model from top to bottom. |
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Which layer os the OSI model is resposible for putting frames on the lines? |
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Which layer of the OSI model is resposible for error control? |
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| Which layer of the OSI model is resposible for running services such as printing, messaging, and file services? |
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| This layer of the OSI mode is responsible for logical addressing, also puts data into packets. |
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| This layer of the OSI mode is responsible for presentatin of the data. |
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| This layer of the OSI model is responsible for placing data into frames, also resolves MAC addresses. |
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| This layer of the OSI mode is responsible for identifying passwords and log ons. |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for system timer. |
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Used for the secondary IDE channel. |
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Used for the keyboard |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for the Primary IDE channel. |
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Used to cascade the upper 8 interrupts. |
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Used for the floppy disk controller, or tape controllers. |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for Floating-Point coprocessor. |
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Used for COM2 and COM4 |
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Used for LPT1 |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for COM1 and COM3. |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for a PS/2-style mouse. |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for a sound adapter. |
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Name the IRQ:
Used for the real-time clock. |
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| HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, HKEY_USERS |
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| Name the 5 hives in the Windows registry. |
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Name the Hive:
A subkey of HKEY_USERS |
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Name the Hive:
Contains configuration information |
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Name the Hive:
Contains information about all users. |
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Name the Hive:
Contains information concerning which file extensions point to which applications. |
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Name the Windows File:
Which file bootstraps windows XP? |
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Name the Windows File:
For dual booting with windows 9x, keeps a copy of DOS handy. |
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Name the Windows File:
Creates dynamic hardware configuration in the registry. |
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Name the Windows File:
The Windows OS Kernel. |
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Name the Windows File:
Only loads on systems with an SCSI device. |
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Name the Windows File:
Bootstraps Vista |
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Name the Windows File:
Holds information about which OSs are stored on the computer. Also location of OS files. |
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Name the Windows File:
Vista replaced BOOT.INI with this. |
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| RAID that uses striping to distribute data across multiple disks. Offers no data correction. |
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| RAID that mirrors the content of the disks. |
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| RAID that stripes data over at least three disks. Uses pairity for error correction. |
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| IMAP port and what it is for. |
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