You’re troubleshooting a problem that appears intermittently on a user’s workstation. The user has complained of error messages and slowdowns that occurred yesterday, but they didn’t write down any of the messages and the slowdowns aren’t happening today. Where can you go to gather more information on this problem? A) Task Manager B) Services C) […]
During the formatting of a new external USB-connected hard drive, you have the choice of NTFS or FAT32 file systems. Which one of these would be a reason to choose FAT32 over NTFS?
During the troubleshooting of a remote computer called server1.example.com, you perform this command:
> tracert server1.example.com
What information can you gather from this network troubleshooting command? Pick two.
You’re planning an in-place upgrade from your existing Windows XP Professional system to Windows Vista Ultimate. Which one of these methods can be used to perform this upgrade?
You have set permissions on a set of files in an NTFS folder, and you have a different set of permissions on a network share to the same NTFS folder. When someone connects to the share across the network, how do you determine the effective permissions?
The idea behind subnetting a network and the use of subnet masks isn’t an incredibly difficult concept, but the details surrounding network subnetting have changed a bit through the years. Subnetting is simply a way to design and interconnect groups of networks.
Which technology allows many different IP addresses to communicate to the Internet using a single external IP address?
When searching for files in Windows Vista, you find that it takes at least five minutes to complete the search, and you notice that the hard drive light is flashing the entire time. The computer works fine, otherwise. What is the most likely cause of this delay?
Your organization has been using an 802.11g wireless access point, but you’ve recently acquired a company that has older laptops with 802.11b wireless capabilities. What’s the best way to integrate these older laptops into your newer wireless network?
