ITF+ 2 Inferstructure PT 2

How does a hypervisor manage the CPU for virtual machines?

• It does not interact with the CPU.

• It replaces the CPU with a virtual one.

• It creates new physical CPUs.

• It divides the real CPU so multiple virtual machines can use it.

What should you be cautious of when downloading drivers from websites other than the manufacturer's?

• Slow download speeds

• Corrupt software or malware

• Long installation times

• High costs

What can the hypervisor do if a virtual machine needs more memory?

• It can assign more memory from the real computer to the virtual machine.

• It can replace the virtual machine with a new one.

• It can create new physical memory modules.

• It can shut down the virtual machine.

What do you need to use the latest frequency bands like 6 GHz?

• A higher internet speed plan from your ISP

• A Wi-Fi extender

• A router and devices that support the latest Wi-Fi standards

• A wired Ethernet connection

Which type of hypervisor requires an existing operating system to run?

• Type 1

• Bare-metal

• Hardware

• Type 2

Which type of internet connection is often the only option in rural areas?

• Cable Internet

• Satellite Internet

• DSL Internet

• Fiber Internet

What unit is used to measure latency?

• Gigabytes (GB)

• Megabits per second (Mbps)

• Milliseconds (ms)

• Kilobytes (KB)

What is one advantage of using a wired mouse over a wireless mouse?

• It is slower

• It requires batteries

• It does not need to be charged separately

• It is more expensive

What is the main material used in the core of a fiber optic cable?

• Aluminum

• Steel

• Copper

• Plastic or Glass

What is a virtual machine (VM)?

• A type of storage device.

• A physical computer that runs multiple operating systems.

• A software application that manages computer hardware.

• A guest operating system installed on a host computer using virtualization software.