11.6.2 - SOHO configuration Facts Factsheet

What is a SOHO network?

• A network exclusively for educational institutions

• A network that only uses wired connections

• A small network without servers for managing resources

• A large enterprise network with multiple servers

Which device connects the internal network to the internet in a SOHO network?

• Switch

• Modem

• Wireless access point

• Router

What should you consider when choosing a wireless router?

• The number of USB ports

• The brand of the router

• The 802.11 standard it supports

• The color of the router

Why is it important to change the default username and password of a wireless router?

• To enable more devices to connect

• To increase the internet speed

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To make it easier to remember

What is the purpose of updating the firmware of a wireless router?

• To increase the physical size of the router

• To address bugs and security vulnerabilities

• To change the router's color

• To add more physical ports

What is a common feature of SOHO wireless routers?

• They do not support wireless connections

• They require multiple routers to function

• They include a built-in modem

• They are always wired only

What is the function of a switch in a SOHO network?

• To connect internal devices using RJ-45 connections

• To connect the network to the internet

• To update the router's firmware

• To provide wireless access

What should be considered when physically placing a wireless router?

• The color of the router

• The size of the router

• The coverage needed in all areas

• The number of antennas

What is a potential solution if a wireless router cannot cover a large area?

• Use a wired connection

• Install wireless extenders

• Change the router's color

• Reduce the number of connected devices

What is a special feature that some wireless routers might have?

• Ability to change the router's shape

• Built-in coffee maker

• Automatic password reset

• Unique features to improve performance