Long Test 1 - IT Fundamentals

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• ISO: a complete copy of everything stored on a physical optical disc
• Read Only Memory (ROM): originally where BIOS is stored on a standard PC
• Blue: recommended color for USB 3.0 connector for standard A receptacles and plugs
• Flash Memory: type of memory used in storage known as Solid State Drive (SSD)
• +5V: voltage reading of the red wire of a power supply
• Cross-Over: type of Category cable where one end is T568-A and the other is T568-B
• Network Interface Card (NIC): hardware component that connects computers over a network
• 16 GB for 32-bit OS or 20 GB for 64-bit OS: recommended hard disk drive capacity for Windows 10
• LAN connection with a cross and red indicator: signifies a problem with the LAN driver
• Registry: where Windows device drivers are stored
• Local Area Network (LAN): collection of devices connected together in one physical location
• Wide Area Network (WAN): type of network that interconnects multiple local area networks
• Anti-Virus Software: computer program to prevent, detect, and remove threats
• Router: networking device that forwards data packets between computer networks
• Wi-Fi: trademarked phrase, meaning IEEE 802.11
• Information Extortion: occurs when an attacker steals information and demands compensation
• Peer-to-Peer Network (P2P): created when two or more PCs share resources without a separate server
• Access Control Lists (ACLs): user matrices and capability tables that govern user rights and privileges
• Provider Address: IP address used by the virtual machine to communicate over the physical network
• WPA2-Personal: type of password that protects unauthorized network access
• Remote Storage Service: services in Windows Server that enable administrators to migrate data to lower-cost and tape media on file servers
• Continuous Assessment: monitors initial security accreditation of an information system for tracking changes
• Ping: utility tool that tests whether a particular host is reachable across an IP network
• F5 keys: not appropriate for entering BIOS setup
• Cluster Resources: application group with a client access point and at least one application-specific resource
• World Wide Web (WWW): spider-like interconnection of information in a computer
• Repair Computer: starts up recovery options in a computer that boots into the recovery partition of the main hard drive
• A single physical hard drive can be divided into multiple logical hard drives
• Safe Mode: enables Windows users to correct problems preventing normal booting
• Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA) and Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA): two types of interfaces used to communicate between the hard drive and the computer motherboard

WPS Office Sharing

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