"In IE, Where is Proxy Server Setup?", "Settings button under the Dial Up and VPN Settings" "In IE, Where do you set up a new Private Connection?", "Add VPN button under Dial Up and VPN settings" "In IE, where do you go to review Trusted or Restricted sites?", "The Security tab" "In IE, where can you configure settings for other areas of your LAN?", "LAN Settings under LAN Settings" "In IE, where do you go to configure a new internet connection?", "Setup button under Setup an Internet Connection" "In IE, where do you go to view your SSL certificates?", ""Certificates" under Content" "VPNs are unique to IE? (T/F)", "False" "Trusted sites can be set within Internet Options (T/F)", "True" "Which protocol defines how a client can query and update network resources?", "Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)<br /> [The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) defines how a client can access information, perform operations, and share directory data on a directory server. Network resources are objects within the directory, which is like a database.]" "Which generation of cellular digital communications standards typically delivers around 40 Mbps in practice?", "LTE-A<br /> [LTE Advanced (LTE-A) is intended to provide a 300 Mbps downlink, but this aspiration is not matched by real-world performance. Current typical performance for LTE-A is around 40 Mbps.]" "What is the first thing you should do if you are experiencing battery problems with your laptop?", "Check if the battery is correctly inserted." "Which USB standard defines a data rate of up to 10 Gbps (Gigabits per second)?", "USB 3.1<br /> [The USB 3.1 defines a SuperSpeed+ mode with a data rate of up to 10 Gbps (Gigabits per second) and makes the link full duplex.]" "After the boot sector code loads the OS files into system memory, what can the error messages you receive on your Windows 10 computer be attributed to?", "Driver problems<br /> [Error messages received after the boot sector code loads the OS files into system memory can usually be attributed to software (or driver) problems.]" "You need to setup a few virtual workstations for a network test lab. You have a computer to use as the host machine, however, it does not have an operating system installed. What is the easiest and quickest solution to configure the host system?", "Install a type-1 hypervisor on the host machine and then install the guest operating systems.<br /> [Installing a type-1 hypervisor would be the quickest and easiest solution. A type-1 hypervisor does not need an operating system to run, and it can be installed directly on the system. Because of this capability, type-1 hypervisors are known as bare-metal hypervisors.]" "Which of these cabling media types is NOT common to Local Area Networks (LANs) environments?", "F-connector<br /> [Everything else is Fiber Optic]" "Which of the following network authentication methods uses credentials that are verified against a user database?", "Username/password<br /> [Username/password requires the client to submit credentials that are verified by SSH either against a local user database or using an authentication server.]" "Many Samsung Android smartphones and tablets have a hardware home button that can also act as what?", "Fingerprint reader<br /> [Many modern Samsung smartphones and tablets have the ability to use the hardware home button as a fingerprint reader. While this features is not usually setup by default, within the phone's operating system, the ability is there to configure it.]" "Which port is typically known as a serial port?", "COM1<br /> [COM1 (communications port 1) is a serial port; it sends or receives one bit at a time, up to 115,200 Kilobits Per Second (Kbps). A typical example is the 9-pin male D-shell (DB-9).]" "How do you maximize Li-ion battery life in your laptop?", "Consult the manufacturer's instructions.<br /> [To maximize battery life, different battery types require different charging regimes. Always consult the manufacturer's instructions for obtaining optimal battery life for a specific product.]" "Which of these is a cause of a computer problem?<br /> A: A computer has a faulty hard drive.<br /> B: The computer is displaying a "blue screen".<br /> C: Get the drive replaced.<br /> D: The user cannot do work.", "A computer has a faulty hard drive.<br /> [None of the others are "Causes."]"
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