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This d word means to show that something (such as a belief or theory) is not true. (2 syllables)
What is debunk?
A computer resource, such as files, folders or printers, made available from one computer to others on a network, is known as this.
What is a network share?
This protocol automatically assigns IP addresses and other network configuration settings to devices on a network, allowing them to communicate effectively.
What is DHCP?
DNS stands for this.
What is Domain Name System?
The main network starts with these two octets.
What is 10.3?
This s word is about yielding to something: someone who _____ to a pressure or emotion stops trying to resist that pressure or emotion, and someone who ____ to an injury or disease dies because of that injury or disease. (2 syllables)
What is succumb?
This group is included by default when making a new share.
What is the everyone group?
This protocol translates human-readable domain names into ip addresses.
What is DNS?
USB stands for this.
What is Universal Serial Bus?
The classroom network starts with these two octets.
What is 10.4?
This a word is a somewhat formal word that refers to something that is remarkable in its deviation from what is usual or expected. (4 syllables)
What is an anomaly?
You can see any shares on a computer in your network by hitting windows + R and typing this.
What is \\thecomputer'sname?
A range of IP addresses that a DHCP server can assign to devices on a network is known as this.
What is a DHCP pool?
DORA stands for this.
What is Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledge?
This cmd command will display your computer's ip address, default gateway, dns and dhcp information.
What is ipconfig /all?
What is consummate?
To give someone permission to your share, you must change these two types of permissions.
What is share permissions and NTFS permissions?
If two computers on the same network have the same IP address, they will have an issue known as this.
What is an IP Conflict?
DHCP stands for this.
What is Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol?
An APIPA starts with these two octets.
What is 169.254?
This f word means to confuse or perplex someone. (2 syllables)
What is flummox?
NTFS stands for this.
What is New Technology File System?
This is Google's DNS address.
What is 8.8.8.8?
APIPA stands for this.
What is Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing?
This cmd command will let you change the administrator password on your computer (if you have the permissions to do so).
What is net user administrator "insert password here"?