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WorksheetsBCS Networking Architecture - Mock Exam
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It consists of different numbers of copper wire that have been twisted into matching pair.
Video Cable
HDMI Cable
Fiber Optic Cable
UTP Cable
It is a device designed to measure and test existing LAN connection.
Voltage Tester
Cable Tester
Circuit Tester
Appliance Tester
It is a standard type of physical connector for network cables, which is especially used for Ethernet networking.
Crimp-on connectors
Soldered connectors
RJ45
Blade Connectors
UTP cable consists of ______ different numbers of copper wire.
5
6
7
8
What does USB stand for?
Universal Serial Bus
Unedited System Bracket
Unified Sound Bar
Unique Sequencing Bus
What are VGA cables used for?
Video
Audio
Data Transfer
Power
What are Ethernet cables used for?
Networking
Internet
Audio
Both Internet & Networking
What are two types of Twisted Pair? (Select two answers)
Broadband
Shielded Twisted Pair
Fiber Optic
Unshielded Twisted Pair
The recommended topology for Cat5 - Cat6 cable is:
Star
Bus
Mesh
Ring
What is the name for a block of data that is sent across a computer network?
Packet
Package
File
Byte
The amount of data that can be transferred over a network in a certain amount of time.
Bandwidth
Node
FTP
NOS
It is a protocol that resolves device and domain names (website names) to IP addresses, and vice versa.
HTTP
SNMP
DNS
IPS
What is the type of IP address shown in the image?
IPv6
APIPA
Gateway
IPv4
The three main Cloud services models are
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Internet as a Service (IaaS)
Which connection type(s) are wireless?
Ethernet
WiFi
Bluetooth
GPRS
Which connection type(s) do you use with your mobile phone?
Ethernet
WiFi
Bluetooth
GPRS
Which of the following standard is WLAN
IEEE 802.3
IEEE 802.11
IEEE 802.4
IEEE 802.5
This is the family of specifications for wireless local area networks (WLANs) developed by a working group of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
3G
802.11
802.3
802.5
What kind of 'base' system is binary known as?
Base 12
Base 8
Base 2
Base 10
A version number goes from 2.3 to 2.4. What has happened?
A new piece of software has been installed
Software has been updated
Software has been upgraded
Software has been removed
Select two downsides to maintaining software
Reduces security
Training may be needed
Functionality may be added
Functionality may be lost
What are the three types of patch?
Hardware, software, firmware
Bug fix, feature, security
BIOS, RAM, HDD
Peripheral, CPU, Memory
Name two positive aspects of maintaining software
New features are added
Bugs are introduced
Productivity increases
Downtime increases
Provides a central method of control to computers and objects through the usage of Domain Controllers (DC).
Active Directory
Domain
Forest
Workgroup
A network of Windows machine utilizing the same name to share resources
Active Directory
Domain
Forest
Workgroup
Microsoft network directory services is also known as
Active Directory
Domain
Forest
Workgroup
Object that allow users to log on to the network
Computers
Groups
Organizational Units (OU)
User Accounts
company.com, facebook.com, kpmim.edu.my are examples of
Hostname
Domain Name
Fully Qualified Domain Name
Servers
A group of domain that share the same root namespace
Active Directory Domain
Domain Trees
Forests
Domain Controllers
Choose the reasons to have more than one domain.
Improve domain performance for users
To follow regulatory needs / compliance
To centralize administration
To divide users based on organizational needs
To create a separate domain for each divisions in an organization
Choose all that is related and compulsory for basic Active Directory implementation
DHCP Server
DNS Server
IIS Server
Domain Controller 1
Domain Controller 2
Which Windows 10 service delivers security fixes, performance and reliability improvements, and updated device drivers?
Windows Updates
Windows Defender
Windows Store
Windows Features
Which Windows 10 Update type are major version upgrades delivered twice a year?
Feature Updates
Quality Updates
Servicing Stack Updates
Driver Updates
What are the two different ways on how you can acquire Client Access Licenses (CAL).
User CAL
Device CAL
Client CAL
Server CAL
Enrique's Windows 10 PC is operating much more slowly than usual. Which tool is best to use to quickly diagnose & fix the problem?
Computer Management
Disk Degragmenter
Disk Management
Task Manager
Sonya wants to disable Microsoft Teams from automatically starting every time she boots her Windows 8.1 PC. Which Windows system feature/tool should she use?
Computer Management
MSConfig
Task Manager
Task Scheduler
The way a file is organized. File formats are indicated by an extension such as .jpg, .gif, .png., .mp3, .wav, .wma, .mp4, .avi, and .wmv.
File Format
File System
Compression
Encryption
The use of user and file attributes that control which users can read, write, move, or delete each file.
File Permissions
Journaling
Drive
Partitioning
The process of dividing a single physical disk into multiple logical drives called volumes.
Journaling
Drive
Partitioning
Fragmentation
When parts of a single file, program, or application are stored in different areas of a physical disk.
Drive
Partitioning
Fragmentation
Defragmentation
The two types of file systems used for Windows are:
FAT32
NTFS
Linux
iOS
FAT stands for
File Arithmetic Table
File Allocation Table
Folder Allocation Table
Folder Allotment Table
NTFS stands for
New Terminal File System
Nodal Terminal File System
Normal Technology File System
New Technology File System
Web sites are held on a ...
Proxy Server
Web Server
Mail Server
Print Server
A device that stands as an intermediary between an application such as a web browser and the Internet
Caching
Proxy Server
Pop-up Blocker
IP Address
How many bits are in an ipv4 address?
16
32
64
128
What is IPV6 stand for ?
Intel protocol version 6
internet provide vision
Internet Protocol version 6
internet protocol version 4
How many bits are contained in each field of an IPv6 address?
8
16
24
4
How many bits are in an ipv6 address?
64
128
256
12
What is the purpose of IPv6
To replace IPv4 because IPv4 is too short
To replace IPv4 because the ammount of IP address in IPv4 is almost exhausted.
Because newer computer only understand IPv6
To stop connection of non personal computer devices such as smartphones/IPTV
Which is the command to prompt out all IPv4 addressing?
Ipconfig
Ipconfig /all
Ipv6config
Ipv6config /all
Which is the command to prompt out all IPv6 addressing?
Ipconfig
Ipconfig /all
Ipv6config
Ipv6config /all
Which logic gate is this?
AND
OR
XOR
NOT
If I connect a domain via pointing, I need to make sure that these records are correct:
Only the A record
A and CNAME
A, CNAME and NS
Which is the option to pull up on the CMD when we're trying to delete the DNS records from the DNS resolver?
CMD > Tracert
CMD > ipconfig /flushdns
CMD > ping (space) > Nameserver
CMD > FIND/FINDSTR
Match the Record to the Description: AAAA
Address Record IPv4
Address Record IPv6
Canonical Name Record
Mail Exchanger Record
Match the Record to the Description: A
Address Record IPv6
Nameserver Record
Address Record IPv4
Text Record
MX Record
Address Record IPv4
Mail Exchanger Record
Pointer Record
Text Record
Match the Record to the Description: NS
Nameserver Record
Pointer Record
Address Record IPv6
Text Record
Alias (CNAME) record...
It essentially the reverse of A record where the “Name” field contains information of the IP address number and the “Data” field contains the hostname string.
is mapping of a hostname into another hostname. and is used to create an alias for an existing A record.
is used to point to the name of the server where a zone or domain name record is registered.
provides information of what services are available in a particular zone or domain.
Mail Exchanger (MX) record
serves the basic function of DNS server which is to map a hostname string into its IP address.
is used to point to the name of the server where a zone or domain name record is registered.
is used specifically for the purpose of sending email.
provides information of what services are available in a particular zone or domain
Windows utilises the following patch management tool?
WDS (Windows Deployment Services)
WSUS (Windows sequencial update services
WSUS (Windows Server Update Services)
WDS (Windows download services)
Which is the most secure way of remotely access a system
Telnet
HTTPS
SSH
Nano
RDP stands for?
Remote Desktop Programming
Response Device Protocol
Remote Deployment Protocol
Remote Desktop Protocol
The remote desktop protocol (RDP) allows for remote desktop to a PC. What port number does it function over?
389
80
21
3389
SSH allows for remote management of a system. Whats does SSH stand for?
Secure Software hosting
Secure Socket host
Security Socket Host
Secure software host
What port number is SSH associated with?
21
23
22
80
You have the choice of using SSH or telnet to remote manage a machine, what would you choose?
telnet as the commands are built into all operating systems
SSH as it provides encryption of the commands being sent and recieved
telnet as it provided encryption of the commands being sent and received
SSH as all systems have it installed so its there to use
Telnet is an insecure method of remote management of a system. What port does it utilise?
20
21
22
23
What is this?
DNS
GPO
Task Manager
Network And Sharing Center
What best describes the role of a security group?
Used for bulk mailers
Used for mailbox set up
Used for user creation
Used as an access control list
Any user, system, resource or service tracked within Active Directory is known as:
Site
Domain
Object
Attribute
