Exam 5: Visible Networks

A wide-spread group of computers connected using long-distance technologies is called a __________.

Computers on the network must join a __________ to access resources.

Which device makes all computers share a given bandwidth?

What's the minimum number of IP addresses that a router must have?

What is shielded twisted pair (STP)?

Which device keeps databases of IP addresses and their corresponding names?

What do domains require to run?

Which of the following do not use or require local user accounts?

How does a star-bus topology help a network stay functioning?

The connection between a computer and a switch is called a __________.

A frame contains all of the following EXCEPT:

How are homegroups accessed in terms of accounts?

What are the three workgroup options?

IP addresses consist of four sets of eight binary numbers (octets)separated by a __________.

Data is moved from one PC to another in discrete chunks called __________.

A __________ is a practical application of a topology and other critical standards to provide a method to get data from one computer to another on a network.

__________ are the most basic and simplistic of the three network organizations.

What is an advantage of using workgroups?

Describe RJ-11.

In what versions of Windows do homegroups appear?