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WorksheetsG12-CSS-Q1-M1-M4
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is client-server networking?
A computer networking model that uses both client hardware devices and servers
A computer networking model that uses only client hardware devices
A computer networking model that uses only servers
A computer networking model that uses peer-to-peer connections
Which of the following is an example of a client-server system on the internet?
Social media platforms
Video streaming services
Web browsers and web servers
Online gaming platforms
What does the term "client-server" denote?
A relationship between cooperating programs
A relationship between the internet and local area networks
A relationship between hardware devices
A relationship between software applications
How is network traffic categorized in client-server networking?
Client-to-server and server-to-client
North-south traffic and east-west traffic
Incoming and outgoing traffic
LAN traffic and WAN traffic
What is the main advantage of a client-server network?
Central management of applications and data
Simplicity of the network architecture
High performance of client machines
Ability to support multiple user log-ins
Which of the following best describes a client machine?
A small computer with a basic hardware configuration
A high-end computer with an advanced hardware configuration
A computer used for storing huge data files and applications
A computer that supports simultaneous, multiple user log-ins
What does a server machine typically provide in client-server networking?
Basic services for client machines
Support for simple tasks
High performance and storage for data and applications
Encryption for secure communication
How does a client-server model enhance security?
By limiting access to authorized people through encryption
By allowing multiple user log-ins at the same time
By supporting shared databases and sites
By providing backup configurations for servers
What advantage does a client-server model offer for data backup?
It allows data to be stored across multiple devices
It simplifies the process of recovering data from backups
It provides real-time synchronization of data
It eliminates the need for data backup
What is the role of a network administrator in a client-server network?
To manage client hardware devices
To configure backups for client machines
To ensure secure communication between clients and servers
To control the central management of applications and data
What is the main function of a server?
Managing the user interface
Generating database requests
Checking authorization and ensuring integrity constraints
Accepting and processing database requests from clients
Which type of server is designed to be installed in a framework called a rack?
Tower server
Blade server
Rack server
Proxy server
What is a blade server?
A server that acts as an intermediary between the user's computer and the Internet
A server that sends and receives email using standard email services protocols
A server architecture that houses multiple server modules in a single chassis
A server that serves files that form web pages to users
Which software server acts as an intermediary between the user's computer and the Internet?
Proxy server
Mail server
DNS server
Application server
What is the main purpose of a mail server?
To send and receive email
To serve files that form web pages to users
To manage permissions and access to networked resources
To assign IP addresses and other information to hosts on the network
What does DNS stand for?
Dedicated Name Server
Dynamic Network Service
Domain Name System
Data Network Server
What is the function of an application server?
To manage permissions and access to networked resources
To assign IP addresses and other information to hosts on the network
To serve files that form web pages to users
To provide a set of components accessible to software developers
What is Active Directory (AD) used for?
Assigning IP addresses and other information to hosts on the network
Sending and receiving email
Converting alphabetic names into numeric IP addresses
Managing permissions and access to networked resources
What protocol does DHCP server use?
SMTP
DNS
HTTP
DHCP
What is the main function of a print server?
Managing the user interface
Assigning IP addresses and other information to hosts on the network
Serving files that form web pages to users
Connecting printers to client computers over a network
Which server is responsible for serving files that form web pages to users?
Proxy server
Mail server
DNS server
Web server
What is the role of a terminal server?
Managing the user interface
Assigning IP addresses and other information to hosts on the network
Serving files that form web pages to users
Enabling connections to multiple client server network systems
Which server is responsible for converting alphabetic names into numeric IP addresses?
Proxy server
Mail server
DNS server
Terminal server
What does DHCP stand for?
Domain Host Configuration Protocol
Dynamic Host Control Protocol
Dedicated Host Configuration Protocol
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
What is the function of an active directory server?
Managing the user interface
Assigning IP addresses and other information to hosts on the network
Managing permissions and access to networked resources
Serving files that form web pages to users
Which of the following devices can have a network operating system?
Printer
Router
Scanner
Keyboard
What was the historical purpose of network operating systems?
To support workstations and database applications
To allow personal computers to participate in computer networks
To provide file and printer sharing within a local area network
All of the above
What is the main purpose of a network operating system?
Sharing resources and files between multiple computers
Controlling access to network devices
Providing security for network communications
Managing client-server interactions
What are the two major types of network operating systems?
Windows and Macintosh
Peer-to-Peer and Client/Server
Linux and UNIX
Printer and Scanner
Which type of network operating system does not have a centralized management source?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
Windows Server
Macintosh OS X
What is an advantage of a peer-to-peer network?
Centralized resource control
Enhanced security
Less initial expense
Scalability
What is a disadvantage of a peer-to-peer network?
Centralized resource control
Enhanced security
Decentralized file storage
Scalability
Which type of network operating system allows the network to centralize functions and applications in dedicated file servers?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
UNIX/Linux
Macintosh OS X
What is an advantage of a client/server network?
Less initial expense
Decentralized file storage
Centralized resource control
Easy integration of new technology
What is a disadvantage of a client/server network?
Scalability
Flexibility
Maintenance requirements
Easy access across multiple platforms
Which network operating system software is popular for peer-to-peer networks?
Macintosh OS X
Microsoft Windows Server
UNIX/Linux
None of the above
Which network operating system software is popular for client/server networks?
Macintosh OS X
Microsoft Windows Server
UNIX/Linux
None of the above
Which network operating system software is suitable for both peer-to-peer and client/server networks?
Macintosh OS X
Microsoft Windows Server
UNIX/Linux
All of the above
Which type of network operating system provides security and data control through the server?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
UNIX/Linux
Macintosh OS X
Which type of network operating system allows individual workstations to have access to resources available on file servers?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
UNIX/Linux
Macintosh OS X
Which type of network operating system allows all computers to be considered equal in terms of resource usage?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
UNIX/Linux
Macintosh OS X
Which type of network operating system is designed primarily for small to medium local area networks?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
UNIX/Linux
Macintosh OS X
Which type of network operating system allows multiple users to simultaneously share the same resources?
Peer-to-Peer
Client/Server
UNIX/Linux
Macintosh OS X
What is the main purpose of a network operating system?
To manage client-server interactions
To provide security for network communications
To control access to network devices
To support shared access to resources and files
Which component becomes the heart of a client/server network?
File servers
Routers
Switches
Firewalls
What is the purpose of VMware Workstation Pro?
To run multiple operating systems on the same PC
To create virtual networking environments
To develop code and architect solutions
All of the above
What is virtualization software?
Software that allows multiple operating systems to run on one PC
Software that connects computers and servers over the Internet
Software that extends network capabilities using virtualized tools
All of the above
What does virtual networking enable?
Communication between multiple computers and virtual machines
Routing and network configuration changes
Efficient use of switches and network adapters
All of the above
Why is virtual machine used for server-client setup in this case?
It allows for face-to-face classroom setup
It is a physical machine used for virtualization process
It provides a way to practice and gain knowledge in virtualization
It is required due to trying times
How do you install VMware Workstation 12 Pro?
Connect computers through physical networking
Install the software from the executable file in the installation folder
Use virtualized versions of network tools
Save the installation folder securely in important file storage
