CompTIA A+ Certification Core 2 (220-1102) - Windows Naming

The video tutorial discusses naming conventions in computer networks, focusing on DNS and Windows systems. It explains the historical context of Windows naming, the differences between workgroups and domains, and how to change computer settings. The tutorial highlights the basic nature of workgroups and the advanced features of Active Directory domains, emphasizing their security and administrative capabilities.

What is the older naming scheme used by Microsoft for Windows systems?

• FTP

• NetBIOS

• DNS

• HTTP

During the installation of a Windows system, what is typically set up?

• User account

• Network settings

• Computer name

• Firewall settings

How can you determine if a Windows computer is part of a workgroup or a domain?

• By checking the browser history

• By opening the task manager

• By looking at the desktop wallpaper

• By checking the system properties

What is a key characteristic of a workgroup?

• No central administration

• High security

• Requires Windows Server

• Centralized administration

What type of domain provides substantial security and central administration?

• Local domain

• Public domain

• Active Directory domain

• Private domain

What is a major drawback of setting up an Active Directory domain?

• It is costly and requires expertise

• It requires no expertise

• It is inexpensive

• It is not secure

What is the default network organization for Windows systems?

• Public network

• Homegroup

• Workgroup

• Domain