| Automatic Private IP Addressing | APIPA stands for: |
| Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool | Checks for symptoms of defective computer memory and usually can be started from administratve tools in the control panel |
| APrivate IP Address | 172.16.0.0 /12 is what type of IPv4 Address. |
| 32 bits | How many bits are there in an IP version 4 address? |
| 128 bits | How many bits are there in an IP version 6 address? |
| Remote Access Server | It a server that is used to access the corporate resources from outside the corporate network. |
| Software Restriction Policies | It allows the administrators to identify which software is allowed to run and was initially added to Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. |
| Role Services | It allows you to control which role functionality is installed and enabled. |
| GUID Partition (GPT) | It contains an array of partition entries describing the start and end LBA of each partition on disk. |
| Master Boot Record Disk | It contains the partition table for the disk and a small amount of executable code called as the master boot code. |
| NTFS Permission | It defines the type of access granted to a user, group, or computer for a file or folder. |
| Group Policy | It enables IT Administrator to automate one-to-many management of users and computers. |
| Group Policy | It enables the IT Administrators to automate one-to-several management of users and computers. |
| Local User Accounts | It enables the user to log on and access resources on a specific computer and usually reside in SAM. |
| Virtual Local Area Network | It enables you to manage network traffic, group physically dispersed nodes into logical area networks and isolate network traffic. |
| Domain Controller | It holds a copy of AD DS and responds to request for active directory information. |
| Action Center | It is a central location for viewing messages about your system and the starting point for diagnosing and solving issues with your system. |
| Forest | It is a collection of Domain Trees. |
| Groups | It is a collection of user accounts, computer accounts, contacts and other groups that you can manage as a single unit. |
| Application Server | It is a computer that is dedicated to running network-aware application software. |
| Network Adapter | It is a device that converts instructions from the network protocol stack into electric signals. |
| Switch | It is a device that provides wiring concentrator functionality like a hub but it also enables network traffic management, performs firewall functions and makes routing decisions based upon traffic priority. |
| Windows Upgrade Advisor | It is a downloadable application that helps windows user identify which edition of Windows 7 meets their needs. |
| Simple Volume | It is a dynamic volume that encompasses available free-space from single, dynamic, hard disk drive. |
| Windows XP mode | It is a feature of Windows 7 that allows windows 7 to be backward compatible |
| Disk Management | It is a graphical user interface that is used to manage disks and volumes both basic and dynamic, locally or on remote computers. |
| Intranet | It is a group of services hosted on a network which is a private structure and has the internet-like service provision. |
| Public Sharing | It is a method of sharing folders that allow multiple default public folders for each computer and files shared with same computer and with same network. |
| Basic Sharing | It is a method of sharing folders that allows you to share folders quickly. |
| Online Identity Integration | It is a new authentication features that controls the ability of online IDs to authenticate to a computer. |
| Applocker | It is a new Windows 7 security feature that enables IT professionals to specify exactly what is allowed to run on user desktops. |
| Diskpart | It is a scriptable command line utility that create scripts to automate disk related task. |
| User Account Control | It is a security feature that simplifies the ability of users to run as standard users and perform all neccessary daily tasks |
| Drivers | It is a small software program that allows a hardware device to communicate with a computer |
| Malicious Software | It is a software that is designed to deliberately harm a computer. |
| WPA-Enterprise | It is a strong authentication (with strong EAP method) and strong (TKIP) or very strong (AES) encryption used by medium and large organization. |
| Sysprep | It is a tool used to remove system-specific data from the Windows operating system, configure windows to start in audit mode, configure the windows operating system to start the Windows Welcome phase and reset Windows Product activation. |
| Public IP Address | It is a type of IPv4 Address that is required by the devices and host that connect directly to the Internet. This address must be unique, routable on the internet and must be assigned by IANA. |
| Wireless Network | It is a type of network that interconnect devices by means of radio waves instead of wires and cables. |
| GDI based printing | It is a type of printing wherein it is used by legacy application in pre-vista version of windows that uses enhanced metafile format (EMF) as the spool file format. |
| Disk Quotas | It is a way for you to limit use of disk space on a volume for each user to conserve disk space. |
| Kerberos v5 | It is a Windows Authentication Method that is used by windows 7 clients and server running Microsoft Windows Server 2000 or later |
| Ad hoc mode | It is a wireless network modes that allows a wireless network adapters connects directly to another wireless network adapter for the purpose of temporarily sharing of files, presentations or an internet connection among multiple computers and devices. |
| Window Update Group Policy | It is an administrative tool for managing user settings and computer settings across a network. |
| InPrivate Browsing | It is an enhanced privacy features of Internet Explorer 8 that inherently more secure that using delete browsing history to maintain privacy because there are no logs kept or tracks made during browsing |
| User Account | It is an object that contains all of the information that defines a user in Windows Server 2008 R2. |
| Does not require the reinstallation of applications | It is one of the Considerations on why using the option of Upgrade rather than Migrate. |
| Bitlocker | It is one of the feature of Windows 7 that encrypts the computer operating system and data stored on the operating system volume. |
| Usability | It is one of the Key Features of Windows 7 that simplify a user's ability to organize, search for, and view information. |
| Reliability and Performance | It is one of the Key Features of Windows 7 that takes advantage of modern computing hardware, running more reliably and providing more consistent performance than previous versions of Windows. |
| Clean Installation | It is one of the Options for Installing Windows 7 where in you install Windows 7 on a new partition and replace an existing operating system on a partition. |
| Upgrade Installation | It is one of the Options for Installing Windows 7 where in you replace an existing version of Windows with Windows 7 but all user applications, files and settings are retained. |
| Encrypting File Systems | It is the built-in encryption tool for Windows file systems |
| DNS Server | It is the foundation of the Internet naming scheme and it supports accessing resources by using alphanumeric names. |
| Local Area Network | It is the most common form of computer network. |
| Disk Fragmentation | It is the non-contiguous storage of data on a volume |
| Authorization | It is the process of determining whether something or someone has permission to access the resources |
| Authentication | It is the process of verifying the identity of something or someone. |
| Windows Network Diagnostics Tool | It provides assistance in resolving network-related issues |
| File Server | It provides storage for the users' files and share folders that contain users' files. |
| DHCP Server | It reduces the complexity and amount of administrative work by using automatic TCP/IP configuration. |
| Reliability Monitor | Provides a timeline of system changes and reliability. It also provides a system stability chart and reports on software installations and software or hardware failures. |
| IEEE 802.1X | Strong EAP methods provide strong authentication |
| Firewall | This are equivalents to door locks, employee badges and security systems. It protects the computer and networks from intrusions. |
| IEEE 802.11 | What is the IEEE 802 Standards for Local Wireless Networks? |
| Distribution | Which of the following is a main type of group? |
| None of the choices | Which of the following is not a Boot-option for troubleshooting startup problems? |
| Crown | Which of the following is not a LAN Physical Topology? |
| Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool | Which of the following is not a Performance Monitor tool? |
| Network Adaptor | Which of the following is not a Physical WAN Components? |
| Windows Power Shell | Which of the following is not a Server Role of Windows Server 2008 R2? |
| Windows 7 Professional | Which of the following is not a Specialized version of Windows 7? |
| None of the Choices | Which of the following is not a way to improve the signal strength? |
| 802.11 h | Which of the following is not a Wireless LAN Standards? |
| It supports 16-bit Windows on Windows (WOW) environment | Which of the following is not an advantage of installing a 64-bit edition of Windows 7? |
| WiMax | Which of the following is not the common network architecture types? |
| You can configure the client computer by going to the accessories in the start menu and clicking the network options. | Which of the following statement is not correct? |
| Windows Vista SP1 | Which of the following version of Windows are allowed for Upgrade? |
| Hexadecimal | What type of notation does IP version 6 address uses? |
| Subnet Mask | It specifies which part of an IPv4 address is the network ID and which part of the IPv4 address is the Host ID. |
| 600mbps | What is the maximum bit rate for the 802.11n technologies? |
| Performance | It is the measurement on how quickly the computer completes a task. |
| Domain Controller | It provides authenticaltion, host operations of master roles, hosting the global catalog and support group policies and sysvol. |
| Control Panel | Where will you see the Manage Wireless Networks tool in your PC? |
| Spanned Volume | It is a dynamic volume that joins areas of unallocated space disks into a single logical disk |
| Default Gateway | It is a device, usually a router, on a TCP/IP internet that forwards IP packets to other subnets. |
| Run Disk Cleanup for System Restore and then run Shadow Copies | You are the system administrator for a large organization that uses Windows Server R2 and Windows 7. You have a Windows 7 machine and have enabled System Protection. You want the machine to retain only the last System Protection snapshot that was taken. What should you do? |
| Create an executable rule from the Application Control Policy | You are the administrator for a large organization with multiple Windows Server 2008 domain controllers and multiple domains. You have a Windows 7 machine that is set up for all users to access. You have an application called StellApp.exe that everyone on this Windows 7 computer can use except for the sales group. How do you stop the sales group from accessing this one application? |
| Mirrored volumes | Alexandria is the payroll manager and stores critical file on her local drive for added security on her Windows 7 computer. She wants to ensure that she is using the disk configuration with the most fault tolerance and the highest level of consistent availability. Which of the following provisions should she use? |
| Recovery | You are the system administrator for your company. You are configuring the services on a Windows 7 computer. You want to ensure that if a service fails to load, it will attempt to restart. Which tab of the service`s Properties dialog box should you use? |
| From the Action Center, open the Windows Update window. | Your company network includes desktop computers that have Windows 7 installed. Microsoft updates are applied automatically at a scheduled time. A use1- reports that a proprietary application has stopped working. You need to uninstall the most recent update from Microsoft. What should you do first? |
| DirectAccess | It provides transparent access to internal network resources whenever they are connected to the Internet. It also enables the IT Professionals to manage remote computers outside of the office and does not require a VPN connection. |
| Broadcast | Which of the following is not an IPv6 Address types? |
| Remote Desktop | It is a windows 7 feature that enables user to connect to their desktop computer from another device. |
| Restore Windows by using the most recent System Restore point | You are a desktop administrator for an enterprise organization. A user applies a device update from the manufacturer, and now the computer is displaying error messages. The user has critical documents on the computer that need to be preserved. You need to restore the computer to an operating state and preserve applications and data. What should you do? |
| Control Panel | Kayla is dissatisfied with the configuration of her keyboard and mouse. She wants to reset the keyboard speed and the mouse pointer rate. Which utility should she use to configure the keyboard and mouse properties? |
| Remote Assistance | It is a windows 7 feature that enables support staff to connect to a remote desktop computer. |
| Windows XP with SP2 | Your company has asked you to implement Network Access Protection(NAP) on the network. You already have Windows Server 2008 installed on your servers but your organization wants to know which client operating systems will support NAP. What operating system does not support NAP? |
| From Accessories, click Connect to a Network Projector | You use a portable computer that has Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 installed. A conference room at your company has a network projector installed on a server within the company network. You need to connect to the projector from your computer. What should you do? |
| Virtual Private Network | This are point-to-point connection across a private or public network. It uses special protocols, called tunneling protocol to make a virtual call to a virtual port. |
