POKOH SA 1.4

What is the definition of interoperability?

• The ability of a system to work with other systems without modification
• The ability of a system to work with systems from the same vendor
• The ability of a system to work with other systems after significant modification
• The ability of a system to work with other systems through a proprietary protocol

Which file sharing protocol provides file and printer sharing between Microsoft Windows, OS X, and other Unix operating systems?

• DNS
• LDAP
• CIFS
• HTTPS

Which management interoperability area provides a single login name and password that can be used across Windows, Linux and UNIX?

• Network
• Security
• System Management
• Directory Service

Which of the following is a benefit of interoperability?

• Promotes data portability
• Increased system complexity
• Reduced support for industry standards
• Ensures closed connections to heterogeneous products

Which one of the following is an approach to interoperability?

• Follow closed standards and protocols
• Create proprietary standards for different products
• Convert one product�s interface into another product's interface
• Create a platform for running applications within one operating system

Which one of the following protocols should you use to manage servers running on different protocols and operating systems?

• CORBA
• LDAP
• XML
• SNMP

Which operating system platform is known for its open-source nature?

• Windows
• Linux
• Macintosh
• Mainframe

Which protocol is used by Samba to share files and printers in a network?

• FTP
• SMB
• HTTP
• LDAP

Which protocol supports the management of events and alerts?

• XML
• HTTPS
• SNMP
• Kerberos

Which service installed in a Unix-based operating system enables file sharing between Windows and Linux users?

• DNS
• Samba
• LDAP
• HTTP