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Peer-to-peer ✔Correct answer-P2P
Which network models is good for fewer than 15 computers? ✔Correct answer-Peer-to-Peer
Which network models is good for fewer than 15 computers? ✔Correct answer-Peer-to-Peer
the OS of each computer on the network is responsible for controlling access to its resources without
centralized control ✔Correct answer-Peer-to-peer network model/ P2P
Refers to a network's hardware and how devices and cables form the physical network ✔Correct
answer-Physical Topology
Refers to a network's software, how access to the network is controlled, and how specific resources
are shared ✔Correct answer-Logical Topology
They are not scalable, not necessarily secure, and not practical for connecting more than a few hosts
✔Correct answer-What are the disadvantages to using a, peer-to-peer, P2P, network?
They are simple to configure and less expensive to set up and maintain ✔Correct answer-What are
the advantages to using a, peer-to-peer, P2P, network?
In which network topology are user accounts and passwords are assigned in one place? ✔Correct
answer-Client-server
Resources are managed by the NOS via a centralized directory database ✔Correct answer-Client-
Server network model
Active Directory ✔Correct answer-AD
The centralized directory database that contains user account information and security for the entire
group of computers on a network. ✔Correct answer-Active Directory/ AD
Active Directory Domain Services ✔Correct answer-AD DS
The Active Directory service that manages the process that allows a user to sign on to a network
from any computer on the network and get access to the resources that Active Directory allows.
✔Correct answer-Active Directory Domain Services/ AD DS
User accounts and passwords are assigned in one place, access to multiple shared resources can be
centrally granted, problems on the network can be monitored, diagnosed, and fixed from one
location, they are scalable ✔Correct answer-What are the advantages of the, client-server,
network model?
Hypertext Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-HTTP
, The primary protocol used by web servers and browsers ✔Correct answer-Hypertext Transfer
Protocol/ HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure ✔Correct answer-HTTPS
When HTTP is layered on top of an encryption protocol, which gives a secure transmission
✔Correct answer-Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure/ HTTPS
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-SMTP
The client sends an email, which is sent to the first server, which is send to the receiver's mail server,
where it is stored until the recipient requests delivery ✔Correct answer-Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol/ SMTP
Post Office Protocol version 3 ✔Correct answer-POP3
Emails are downloaded to the client computer ✔Correct answer-Post Office Protocol version 3/
POP3
Internet Message Access Protocol version 4 ✔Correct answer-IMAP4
The client application manages the email while it's stored on the server ✔Correct answer-Internet
Message Access Protocol version 4/ IMAP4
File Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-FTP
A client-server application that transfers files between 2 computers and primarily used FTP
✔Correct answer-FTP Service
Secure File Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-SFTP
An encrypted and secure FTP, based on SSH ✔Correct answer-Secure File Transfer Protocol/ SFTP
Protocol used by the telnet client-server command-line application to allow an administrator or
other user to control a computer remotely. Telnet is not encrypted and is not secure. ✔Correct
answer-Telnet Service
Similar to telnet, but creates a secure channel to tunnel between 2 computers ✔Correct answer-
Secure Shell/ SSH
Remote Desktop Protocol ✔Correct answer-RDP
Windows Remote Desktop application uses RDP to provide secure, encrypted transmissions that
allow a technician to remote in ✔Correct answer-Remote Desktop Protocol/ RDP
Star, mesh, ring, and bus ✔Correct answer-What are the 4 types of, physical network topologies,?
All devices are connected to a central device ✔Correct answer-Star Topology
Each device connects to multiple other devices ✔Correct answer-Mesh Topology
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Peer-to-peer ✔Correct answer-P2P
Which network models is good for fewer than 15 computers? ✔Correct answer-Peer-to-Peer
Which network models is good for fewer than 15 computers? ✔Correct answer-Peer-to-Peer
the OS of each computer on the network is responsible for controlling access to its resources without
centralized control ✔Correct answer-Peer-to-peer network model/ P2P
Refers to a network's hardware and how devices and cables form the physical network ✔Correct
answer-Physical Topology
Refers to a network's software, how access to the network is controlled, and how specific resources
are shared ✔Correct answer-Logical Topology
They are not scalable, not necessarily secure, and not practical for connecting more than a few hosts
✔Correct answer-What are the disadvantages to using a, peer-to-peer, P2P, network?
They are simple to configure and less expensive to set up and maintain ✔Correct answer-What are
the advantages to using a, peer-to-peer, P2P, network?
In which network topology are user accounts and passwords are assigned in one place? ✔Correct
answer-Client-server
Resources are managed by the NOS via a centralized directory database ✔Correct answer-Client-
Server network model
Active Directory ✔Correct answer-AD
The centralized directory database that contains user account information and security for the entire
group of computers on a network. ✔Correct answer-Active Directory/ AD
Active Directory Domain Services ✔Correct answer-AD DS
The Active Directory service that manages the process that allows a user to sign on to a network
from any computer on the network and get access to the resources that Active Directory allows.
✔Correct answer-Active Directory Domain Services/ AD DS
User accounts and passwords are assigned in one place, access to multiple shared resources can be
centrally granted, problems on the network can be monitored, diagnosed, and fixed from one
location, they are scalable ✔Correct answer-What are the advantages of the, client-server,
network model?
Hypertext Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-HTTP
, The primary protocol used by web servers and browsers ✔Correct answer-Hypertext Transfer
Protocol/ HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure ✔Correct answer-HTTPS
When HTTP is layered on top of an encryption protocol, which gives a secure transmission
✔Correct answer-Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure/ HTTPS
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-SMTP
The client sends an email, which is sent to the first server, which is send to the receiver's mail server,
where it is stored until the recipient requests delivery ✔Correct answer-Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol/ SMTP
Post Office Protocol version 3 ✔Correct answer-POP3
Emails are downloaded to the client computer ✔Correct answer-Post Office Protocol version 3/
POP3
Internet Message Access Protocol version 4 ✔Correct answer-IMAP4
The client application manages the email while it's stored on the server ✔Correct answer-Internet
Message Access Protocol version 4/ IMAP4
File Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-FTP
A client-server application that transfers files between 2 computers and primarily used FTP
✔Correct answer-FTP Service
Secure File Transfer Protocol ✔Correct answer-SFTP
An encrypted and secure FTP, based on SSH ✔Correct answer-Secure File Transfer Protocol/ SFTP
Protocol used by the telnet client-server command-line application to allow an administrator or
other user to control a computer remotely. Telnet is not encrypted and is not secure. ✔Correct
answer-Telnet Service
Similar to telnet, but creates a secure channel to tunnel between 2 computers ✔Correct answer-
Secure Shell/ SSH
Remote Desktop Protocol ✔Correct answer-RDP
Windows Remote Desktop application uses RDP to provide secure, encrypted transmissions that
allow a technician to remote in ✔Correct answer-Remote Desktop Protocol/ RDP
Star, mesh, ring, and bus ✔Correct answer-What are the 4 types of, physical network topologies,?
All devices are connected to a central device ✔Correct answer-Star Topology
Each device connects to multiple other devices ✔Correct answer-Mesh Topology
