True/False Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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The Microsoft redirector is designed to access CIFS or NFS-based file systems
across a network.
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The directory into which an NFS volume is mounted is referred to as the share
point.
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3.
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Enabling PC clients to access NFS requires adding software to those
clients.
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A benefit of the client/server environment is centralized location.
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NFS allows a Web browser to carry out traditional file system tasks, including
file reads, file writes, file locking, and version control.
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6.
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Prioritizing client software speeds access to network resources.
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Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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7.
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When multiple client redirectors are installed on a single OS, adjusting the
____ of those redirectors might be necessary to ensure that the network protocols used with each
redirector are appropriate and arranged in priority order.
a. | bindings | c. | orderings | b. | settings | d. | designators |
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All Windows OSs, starting with Windows for Workgroups, include the Microsoft
redirector, ____.
a. | Network Neighborhood | b. | Client for Microsoft
Networks | c. | CIFS | d. | File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft
Networks |
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In an Apple Macintosh network, MS-DOS clients must have ____ PC software to use
file and print services offered by Apple servers.
a. | Services for Macintosh | c. | AppleShare | b. | LocalTalk | d. | AppleTalk |
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In a Linux-based network, MS-DOS clients typically use some kind of UNIX-derived
client software, such as ____PC-NFS, to use file and print services offered by UNIX/Linux
servers.
a. | RedHat’s | c. | Macintosh’s | b. | SCO’s | d. | Sun
Microsystem’s |
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11.
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____ makes Linux servers look and act like Windows servers.
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Novell ____ provides access to a NetWare network’s resources through any
Web browser, so users can log on and access their files and printers, regardless of the client OS
they’re running and without the need for a NetWare redirector.
a. | NWLink | c. | NetStorage | b. | NIS | d. | NFAP |
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After an exported NFS portion, known as an NFS ____, is published on the
network, authorized users with NFS client capability can install, or mount, the volume in their local
file systems into a local directory on their hard disk.
a. | mount point | c. | share | b. | volume | d. | partition |
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Mac OS X negates the need for Windows servers to install special services for
Macintosh computers or AppleTalk protocols because it provides support for native Windows file
sharing through ____ services.
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Mac OS X is built on a(n) ____ core.
a. | Windows | c. | NetWare | b. | UNIX | d. | Apple |
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In ____, mainframes perform all processing, and “dumb” terminals
connect directly to the mainframe.
a. | peer-to-peer systems | c. | centralized computing | b. | grid
computing | d. | client/server
computing |
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PCs and so-called “____ clients” attached to a terminal server of
some kind can access a mainframe.
a. | dumb | c. | remote | b. | mobile | d. | thin |
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Microsoft’s ____ makes it possible for older, less capable PCs, thin
clients, or narrow-bandwidth remote users to run large or complex Windows applications by
transferring the burden of client processing to the server.
a. | Remote Desktop | c. | Grid Computing | b. | NetMeeting | d. | Terminal
Services |
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A ____ is a bare-bones PC that includes little more than a local keyboard,
display device, network interface, and enough memory and processing power to access the network to
connect to a server running Terminal Services.
a. | thin client | c. | tablet PC | b. | terminal | d. | user agent |
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For each user, the server running Terminal Services runs a software-based
“____” that actually runs services or applications on the user’s behalf.
a. | redirector | c. | agent | b. | shell | d. | virtual PC |
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Linux includes support for Telnet services and ____, so any TCP/IP-based
computer can obtain the same services that Terminal Services provides, except access to Windows-based
applications.
a. | CYGWIN | c. | X-Window System graphical clients | b. | SSH | d. | Citrix |
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The client in a DBMS environment uses ____ to translate what the user sees into
a request that the database can understand.
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The application in a client/server SQL environment is often referred to as the
____ or client.
a. | service | c. | front end | b. | agent | d. | back end |
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The database server in a client/server SQL environment is often referred to as
the ____ or server.
a. | service | c. | front end | b. | agent | d. | back end |
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25.
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WebDAV is an extension to ____.
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26.
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____ offer businesses access to their tools and applications through a Web
browser.
a. | CGIs | c. | Javascripts | b. | XMLs | d. | ASPs |
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27.
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When securing a wireless network, the older ____ standard might suffice for a
small network that’s not as security conscious.
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Completion Complete each
statement.
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28.
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One of the biggest trials of a network administrator’s job involves
connecting systems that use different vendors’ _________________________ (NOSs).
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29.
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CIFS stands for ______________________________.
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30.
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When connecting a Windows Server 2003 system to a NetWare network, NWLink as
well as ______________________________ (GSNW) must be loaded on the Windows server.
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31.
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Because Samba is a(n) ____________________ software product, you can download it
free from the Internet and install and use it without charge.
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32.
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____________________ computing generally refers to a network structure in which
the client computer and server computer share processing requirements.
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33.
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______________________________ (DBMSs) are another example of efficient use of
the client/server model.
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34.
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When securing a wireless network, _________________________ (WPA) or the newer
802.11i standard should be used.
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Matching
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Match each term with the correct statement below. a. | NFAP | f. | Samba | b. | CIFS | g. | NCP | c. | GSNW | h. | NFS | d. | NWLink | i. | CSNW | e. | AFP |
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35.
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newer version of the SMB protocol
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36.
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native to Linux and UNIX; used to access files across a network
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37.
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native Macintosh protocol for accessing network files
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38.
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used by Novel NetWare to access network files
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39.
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client software that allows Linux computers to access Windows file and printer
shares
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40.
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Microsoft version of the NetWare requester
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41.
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Microsoft’s implementation of the IPX/SPX protocol suite
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42.
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allows Windows clients running Client for Microsoft Networks to access NetWare
resources by using the Windows server as an intermediary
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43.
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allows Windows, UNIX/Linux, and Mac OS clients to operate seamlessly in a
Novell NetWare environment without having to install any additional client software on computers
running those client OSs
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