Ad-Hoc Networks Quiz

What is an ad-hoc network?

• A network that requires a central router

• A network that allows direct communication between devices

• A network that uses only wired connections

• A network that is always encrypted

How is Tethering used in setting up an ad-hoc network?

• By connecting devices through a wired connection

• By creating a personal hotspot on a device

• By using a central server to manage connections

• By encrypting all data transmissions

What is a Personal Area Network in the context of ad-hoc networks?

• A network that connects devices over long distances

• A network that involves multiple devices connecting around a single individual

• A network that requires a password for access

• A network that uses only Bluetooth for communication

Do ad-hoc networks commonly use wireless methods for communication?

• No, they use only wired methods

• Yes, they often use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth

• No, they require a central server

• Yes, but only in specific regions

What is an open Wi-Fi network?

• A network that requires a password for access

• A network that is always encrypted

• A hotspot that does not require a password and lacks encryption

• A network that only allows guest access

What security risks are associated with connecting to an open Wi-Fi network?

• No risks, as all data is encrypted

• Potential data theft by anyone within signal range

• Limited access to certain websites

• Slower internet speeds

How can users protect their data when connected to an open network?

• By using a VPN (Virtual Private Network)

• By turning off their device

• By using only wired connections

• By sharing their password with others

What is a major limitation of ad-hoc networks in terms of performance?

• They have unlimited data transfer speeds

• They require a central server

• They have slower maximum data transfer speeds

• They are always encrypted

Describe cloud storage and how it is accessed.

• Cloud storage involves storing data on remote servers accessed via the Internet.

• Cloud storage is a local storage solution for personal computers.

• Cloud storage requires physical access to data centers.

• Cloud storage is only accessible through mobile apps.

What is the significance of setting and sharing access rights in cloud storage?

• It allows files to be shared among multiple users.

• It restricts file access to a single user.

• It prevents any file sharing.

• It only allows access from one location.