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Titolo: Test selezione corsi Microsoft/Cisco

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---  TEST RETI  ---
1) Which of the following networks will go down completely if there is a
break in any of the  network cables?
a Ring topology network
b Bus topology network
c Star bus topology network
d Star topology network
2) What device is used to connect computers in a star bus or star ring
topology network?
a Repeater
b Bridge
c Router
d Hub
3) What is a broadcast storm?
a A broadcast storm is data that does not have a destination address that is
passed by a  router.
b A broadcast storm occurs when there are not many broadcast packets on the
network so that the capacity of the network bandwidth approaches or reaches
saturation.
c A broadcast storm occurs when there are so many broadcast packets on the
network that the capacity of the network bandwidth approaches or reaches
saturation.
d A broadcast storm is data that does not have a source address that is
passed by a router.
4)  If a switch does not find an address that matches the destination
address, what does the switch do?
a  Copies the frame to default ports assigned for "no-match" scenario
b Copies the frame to all ports meant for broadcasting
c Copies the frame to all ports
d  Copies frame to all ports meant for multicasting
5)  Hub directs all frames to:
 a  All ports
b  Only to the port on which the frame was received
c  Only to a subset of ports in multicast system
d  All ports except the port on which the frame was received
---  TEST NT  ---
QUESTION 1
I have a network of 4 computers with very inexperienced users. Which model
(workgroup or domain) would be the better choice for my network, and why?
 A. Workgroup model, because you have fewer than ten users.
 B. Workgroup model, because you do not have a server to act as domain
controller.
 C. Domain model, because you have very inexperienced users.
 D. Domain model, because you can expand to include more computers in the
future.
QUESTION 2
You are planning to set up a network consisting of nine Windows NT
workstations. You do not want to risk the network having a central point of
failure, and want it to be easy to install. In addition, each user on the
network is to control the resources on his or her workstation. Centralized
control of user accounts is not important. Which network model will you
choose?
A. Workgroup model
B. Workstation model
C. Domain model
D. Primary Domain model
QUESTION 3
(True/False) If you share a file that is on a FAT partition over the
network, the file cannot be seen by non-NTFS-compatible operating systems.
A. True
B. False
QUESTION 4
Twenty-five users running Windows NT Workstations in a workgroup wish to
share resources. What's their best solution?
A. Set up accounts for everyone on each workstation.
B. Invest in a Windows NT Server and add it to the workgroup. Place all the
resources on the server.
C. Invest in a Windows NT Server and create a domain, adding all the
workstations to the domain. Any resources may be moved to the server if
desired.
D. Same as answer A, but publish and maintain a list of usernames and
passwords, so that each user can keep his own workstation's account
information for all users synchronized with the rest.
E. Invest in a Windows NT Server and create a domain. Have each workstation
join its own individual workgroup, so that no two are in the same group.
QUESTION 5
Which of the following are true statements about workgroup and domain
membership?
A. A workstation can be a member of both a workgroup and a domain
B. A user logging on to a domain has only one username and password to
remember
C. A system running Windows NT Server may be a member of a workgroup
D. A system running Windows NT Server is required for domain creation
E. If you give a workstation a workgroup name that matches an existing
domain, it will browse with that domain without being a domain member.
QUESTION 6
Jennifer must use two Windows NT workstations on a TCP/IP network. Each
Windows NT workstation is located a different part of the building. Both
computers have identical software setups. What can you do so that, no matter
which workstation Jennifer is using, she will have the same desktop
settings?
A. Set up a user profile for Jennifer.
B. Set up a roaming profile for Jennifer
C. Rename both workstations so they each have the same NetBIOS name, making
the network think it's the same computer with the same settings
D. Give each workstation the same IP address, making the network think it's
the same computer with the same settings
QUESTION 7
A user has just changed his password while logged into the domain on one
workstation. He logs out and immediately goes to another workstation in the
domain and can't get logged in. Which of the following might be true:
A. CAPS LOCK might be in a different state.
B. He's trying his old password, thinking he hasn't changed it on this
workstation yet.
C. The current workstation happened to authenticate from the Backup Domain
Controller, and it hasn't been updated yet.
D. He's not allowed to log on at that workstation.
E. This workstation was down when the password change was made.

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ARGH! Mi hai fatto venire un attacco di ulcera. Vergogna!
Sei off-topic alla stragrande.
Ciao.
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Sei off-topic alla stragrande.
E non solo: poi, dovremmo servirci dei microsoft certified xxxxxxx?
Bella serieta' che dimostra, il pisquano reale.
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