Network Setup Quiz

What is a workgroup in a network setup?

• A large group of computers controlled by a server

• A small group of computers sharing the same network name

• A network with centralized administration

• A network with a domain controller

What is one disadvantage of a workgroup?

• Centralized administration

• Unlimited simultaneous access

• Limited to 20 systems accessing data simultaneously

• Requires a domain controller

What is a domain in a network setup?

• A peer-to-peer network

• A network with no centralized control

• A network with one or more servers in control

• A network with equal system access

How can you open the System Properties dialog box to check if a computer is part of a workgroup or domain?

• By typing sysdm.cpl in Run

• By opening the Control Panel

• By using the Task Manager

• By accessing the BIOS settings

What is required to connect to a domain from a client computer?

• The workgroup name

• The domain name and DNS server IP address

• The IP address of the router

• The MAC address of the server

What considerations must you take prior to sharing resources on a domain bound computer?

• Turn off your firewall

• Gather permission from IT admins, but don't tell them what it's for.

• Find out if the domain GPO's allow file/printer sharing. Then communicate with IT to allow you to share a folder.

• Just use Google drive and circumvent IT.

What is the purpose of the Computer Name/Domain Changes dialog box?

• To change the computer's name and membership

• To install new software

• To update the operating system

• To configure printer settings

Where can you change from a workgroup to a domain?

• System Properties dialog box > Computer Name tab

• Control Panel > User Accounts

• Network and Sharing Center > Advanced settings

• Device Manager > Network adapters

What must be done before sharing resources on a workgroup computer?

• Turn on sharing in Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Network and Sharing Center

• Install a new network card with 2 ethernet jacks.

• Install a cross-over patch cable.

• Disable the firewall and uninstall your antivirus.

How can you quickly access the Advanced sharing settings window in Windows?

• By opening the Control Panel and selecting Network Settings

• By opening the Search tool and typing sharing

• By right-clicking on the desktop and selecting Sharing Options

• By opening the Task Manager and selecting Network