CM - Q4W5 U2L5 - Windows Networks

What is a network profile in Windows?

• A hardware device for network connectivity

• A type of network cable

• A network location with specific settings

• A software application for network management

Which network profile in Windows 7 allows unrestricted communication between devices?

• Public

• Work

• Home

• Private

What is the main difference between a HomeGroup and a Workgroup?

• HomeGroup is more secure than Workgroup

• HomeGroup is for large networks, Workgroup is for small networks

• HomeGroup requires a server, Workgroup does not

• HomeGroup was eliminated with Windows 10, Workgroup is still used

How does a Windows domain differ from a Workgroup?

• A domain requires a server and uses authentication

• A domain is for home use, Workgroup is for business use

• A domain is less secure than a Workgroup

• A domain does not allow file sharing

What is the purpose of PXE boot in adding computers to a domain?

• To configure firewall settings

• To connect to a wireless network

• To boot a computer using only the NIC card

• To install software updates

What must be done when adding a computer to a domain if all computers are different?

• Install a new network card

• Use PXE boot to deploy an image

• Create a new HomeGroup

• Access System Properties to join the domain

What is required for printer sharing on a Windows network?

• A HomeGroup

• A domain server

• Mapping the printer and installing drivers

• A wireless connection

What is the function of a proxy server in a network?

• To manage network cables

• To store network data

• To provide wireless connectivity

• To filter access to the network

What does the full duplex setting on a network card allow?

• Data transmission in one direction only

• Automatic network configuration

• Increased network security

• Data transmission in both directions simultaneously

What is the purpose of Wake-on-LAN?

• To connect to a VPN

• To install software updates

• To wake a computer when packets are received

• To shut down a computer remotely