KEY TERMS
CHAPTER 5
CHAPTER 6
CHAPTER 7
PRACTICE TEST
100
This physical address is burned into a piece of hardware.
What is the MAC (media access control) address?
100
The reference model for the network stack is referrred to as this.
What is the OSI (Open systems Interconnection)?
100
Standard Permissions come from these.
What are Special Permissions?
100
Compatibility view was developed to handle this issue for Internet Explorer.
What is older web pages or pages that do not work in IE 8?
100
The type of printer that includes an imaging drum and a fuser assembly.
What is a Laser?
200
This device translates private IP addresses to a public address.
What is Network address translation (NAT)?
200
The layer on which most routers fit in the OSI model.
What is the Network layer?
200
Phrase used for permissions that run from top down.
What is Inheriting Permissions or Inheritance?
200
Name for software components added to Internet Explorer, such as Toolbars, Search Providers, Acclerators, and InPrivate Filtering.
What are Add-ons?
200
The number of bits in an IPv6 address.
What is 128?
300
What a physical printer is called in the Microsoft world.
What is a print device?
300
This must be on in order to see a map of the network.
What is Network Discovery?
300
A combination of Allow and Deny permissions.
What are Effective permissions?
300
This Internet Explorer component helps to block phishing attempts.
What is SmartScreen Filter?
300
Of a Windows password, MAC address filtering, a proper SSID, or an SSL certificate; the one needed to establish a connection on any given 802.11n wireless signal.
What is a Proper SSID?
400
These are security principals.
What is a person or group?
400
This service/server provides IP addresses automatically.
What is DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)?
400
When moving or copying NTFS files/folders, the only time they keep their original permission sets.
What is Move within the same volume?
400
InPrivate Mode includes these two subset of tools.
What is InPrivate Filtering and InPrivate Browsing?
400
C$ is an example of this.
What is an Administrative Share?
500
This is implemented as the last resort when older applications will not run on Windows 7.
What is XP mode?
500
A software routine that acts as a virtual barrier between a computer and the "outside world."
What is a Firewall?
500
Of the permissions Print, Manage Printers and Manage Documents, the only one that allows for deletion of a printer.
What is Manage Printers?
500
This image ensures the user they are using a website protected by Secure Socket Layering.
What is a gold lock?
500
A user must belong to this group to be able to roll back a driver.
What is the Administrative Group?
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