Flashcards
Networking and Windows 7
Cards in this deck (15)
- 1Use for connection to a proxy server or other device intended to provide Internet access. This includes wireless, broadband and dial-up.Connect to the Internet
- 2If the wireless device will be connected to this machine, this is the option to use.Set up a wireless router or access point
- 3If you have a wireless network already in place and the device (router, etc.) is not directly connected to this machine, then use this option.Manually connect to a wireless network (this option is only visible if a wireless adapter is installed)
- 4This is meant for peer-to-peer resource sharing and is typically a temporary connection.Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network (this option is only visible if a wireless adapter is installed)
- 5If you live in the middle of nowhere and the only way to access a network is by using a dial-up modem, then this is the option to select.Set up a dial-up connection
- 6If you are needing to connect to a virtual private network (VPN) from a remote location, this is the option to use.Connect to a workplace
- 7required values with TCP/IP for a device to be able to communicate on the networkIP address for the host, subnet mask, address for the gateway, and DNS information.
- 8network cards can be configured to optimize performance. Configuration is done through the Properties dialog box for each cardNetwork Card Properties
- 9Is the Network Card Property in which communications travel in both directions but in only one direction at any given timeHalf Duplex
- 10Is the Network Card Property in which everyone can send and receive at the same time. The main advantage is performance. - NICs can operate twice as fastFull Duplex
- 11Is the Network Card Property in which the mode is set to the lowest common denominator. If a card senses another card is manually configured to half duplex, then it also sets itself at that.auto duplexing
- 12Is the Network Card Property in which You can configure whether the card should run at its highest possible setting or notSpeed
- 13is an Ethernet standard implemented via a card that allows a "sleeping" machine to awaken when it receives a wakeup signal.Wake-on-LAN (WoL)
- 14Electrical power is transmitted over twisted-pair Ethernet cable (along with data). - A key advantage is that a UPS is required only in the main facility instead of at each devicePower over Ethernet (PoE)
- 15implements packet scheduling to control the flow of traffic and help with network transmission speeds. No properties can be configured for the service itselfQuality of Service (QoS)
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- A-Level A+ 802 Flashcards on Networking and Windows 7, created by Brian Pinzon on 29/12/2016.
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