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If all computers on the network are in the same office, then the office is a _________.

Local Area Network (LAN)

Computers dedicated to providing resources to the other computer are called _________.

Servers

The layer of the OSI Model that manages the “look” of the data, including encryption and compression, is the __________ layer.

Presentation

The layer of the OSI Model responsible for establishing and maintaining communications between computers is the __________ layer.

Session

The OSI layer responsible for error checking is the ________ layer.

Transport

A network topology is which all computers are connected to a central device such as a switch is called a _________.

Star

The cable type with the longest range is________.

Fiber-Optic
Ethernet uses____________ to send information on the network.
CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection)
As opposed to a WLAN, a Bluetooth network is referred as a _______________________.
Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN)
The network connectivity device that can connect multiple networks to each other is a ____________.
Router
The language of communication spoken between computers on a network is called a ______________.
Protocol
The OSI Model layer responsible for putting frames on the wire is called the ______ layer.
Physical
TCP/IP is based on the _______________ model.

United States Department of Defense (DoD)

The seven layers of the OSI Model from top down are _____________.

Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network, Data Link, Physical
TCP/IP is a ___________protocol that operates at the ____________ layer of the OSI Model.

Connection-Orientated, Transport

Technology that allows electricity to be supplied over network cables is called _________________.
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Which protocol in TCP/IP is responsible for resolving IP addresses to MAC addresses?

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)

A simple hardware device that allows for longer cable runs is called a ___________.

Repeater or Extender

In order to communicate on a network, TCP/IP hosts must have a unique ____________ and valid __________.

IP Address, Subnet

Class A IP Addresses will have a first octet of between ________.

1 and 126.

APIPA Addresses are in the ______ range with a subnet mask of _______.

169.254.0.0 to 169.254.255.255, 255.255.0.0

FTP uses ports _____ and _____, and Telnet uses port ______.

20.21.23

The ___________protocol is used to send mail and operates on port _________.

SMTP, 25

A _________ server provides IP configuration information to clients on the network.

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)

The address fe80::/10 is an example of an IPv6 _____________ address.

Link-local

Class B private IP Addresses are in the ________ range.

172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255

The ____________protocol is used to retrieve mail and operates on port _________.

IMAP, 143

Class C private IP Addresses are in the _______ range.

192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255

A 10BaseT network uses __________ cabling and can transmit data at __________ (speed).

Twisted Pair (or unshielded twisted pair), 10Mbps

The four common types of broadband are ____________.

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line), cable, satellite, and fiber-optic

Two examples of 4G technology are ___________ and _________.

WiMAX, LTE

The wireless networking standard 802.11a operates at ________ (frequency) and supports ______________ (speed).

5GHz, 54Mbps

Firewalls filter packets based on a set of rules called ______________.

An ACL (access control list)

The wireless networking standard 802.11n operates at ________ (frequency) and supports ______________ (speed).

2.5GHz and 5GHz, up to 250Mbps

UTP cable has a maximum segment length of ___________.

100 meters

The most secure encryption protocol for 802.11 is _________________.

WPA2

The server that translates between private nonroutable IP addresses and public IP addresses is ______________.

Network Address Translation (NAT)

Wireless networks use _____________ to identify themselves.

SSIDs

WPA2 employs what security method?

AES-CCMP

What type of laptop adapter combines the functionality of PCIe and USB 2.0/3.0

ExpressCard

The component of the laptop’s video system responsible for sending the video signal is the _____________.

Video Card

If you want to plug your laptop into a power outlet in your car, you need a __________ power adapter.

DC

Mini PCIe cards have ___________ connectors.

52-pin card edge

Where can you obtain laptop service manuals?

From the manufacturer’s website

What step of the EP print process uses a laser to discharge selected areas of the photosensitive drum, thus forming an image on the drum?

Writing

Name the three components of an LCD.

Inverter, screen, backlight

The last step in the EP print process is __________.

Cleaning

The part of the LCD that is responsible for providing enough light is called what?

Backlight

Which voltage is applied to the paper to transfer the toner to the paper in an EP process laser printer?

+600VDC

Bubble-jet and laser printers are examples of ___________ because they receive their print job instructions one page at a time.

Page Printers

The seven steps in the EP printing process, in order, are?

Processing, Charging, Exposing, Developing, Transferring, Fusing, and Cleaning

Multipart forms are used with this type of printer.

Dot Matrix

_____________ are examples of print communication languages.

Printer Command Language (PCL), PostScript (PS), and Graphics Device Interface (GDI)

With the EP process laser printers, the laser discharges the charged photosensitive drum to ______________ VDC.

-100

What service was developed by Apple to let iPads and iPhones print without the need to install a driver?

AirPrint

What is the function of the corona assembly?

The corona assembly gets the toner from the photosensitive drum onto the paper.

Consistently light or faded characters on output from a dot-matrix printer likely indicates what?

Printer ribbon is old and needs to be replaced.

What is the first step in the EP printing process?

Processing

Unevenly spaced character in output from a dot-matrix or bubble-jet printer could indicate what?

A problem with the stepper motor

A paper jam in a bubble-printer is usually caused by what two things?

Worn pickup rollers or the wrong type of paper

What causes image smudging from a laser printer?

The fuser isn’t heating the toner and fusing it into the paper.

Pin 1 on a laser printer’s power connector should supply what voltage?

+5V

When Windows quits unexpectedly, you may get a _________.

Blue Screen of Death (BSoD)

What are three ways you can manually configure your laser printer’s IP address?

Through the control panel on the printer, using Telnet, and using management software on your computer

The diagnostic routine built into the BIOS is called __________.

Power-on Self-Test (POST)

The process that a bubble-jet printer goes through after installing a new print cartridge is called what? ______________

Printhead Alignment

Two types of devices used to keep computers cool are?

Cooling Fan and Heat Sinks

What causes vertical white lines on the output of a laser printer?

Foreign Matter (more than likely toner) caught on the transfer corona wire

The line of print jobs is called the ___________.

Print Queue

The service that formats jobs for the printer is called the __________.

Print Spooler

Which RAID level provides no fault tolerance?

RAID 0

If the laptop will not power up on battery power, you should try ____________.

Plugging into an AC adapter

What technology is built into hard drive to detect problems?

S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology)

If the video on a laptop is not working, you should plug in what?

External Monitor

What hardware tool is used to trace cables through the wall?

Toner Probe

To communicate on a TCP/IP network, which two things do you need?

A unique IP address and a valid subnet mask

What tool can be used to discover wireless network traffic?

A WiFi Analyzer or wireless locator

The command-line utility used to look at inbound and outbound TCP/IP connections on your computer is ____________.

NETSTAT

What tool is used to test a network card, without using a cable?

Loopback Adapter

The functional components of a chipset are known as __________ and ____________.

Northbridge, Southbridge

_______________ and _______________ modules both have 240 pins but are distinguished by the location of their keying notch.

DDR2, DDR3

ATX and ITX are examples of what?

Motherboards Form Factors

What are the two socket types that require little to no force during CPU installation?

Zero insertion (ZIF) and land grid array (LGA)

_________ is essentially software implemented in hardware.

Firmware

What should you apply between the CPU and Heat Sink to avoid overheating?

Thermal compound, thermal paste, or thermal gel

Two types of devices used to keep computer components cool are _____________ and _____________.

Heat Sinks and Cooling Fans

What in the name of a Blu-Ray disk indicates that it can be rewritten multiple times?

DB-RE

CPU Cache is most commonly implemented using what type of memory?

Static RAM (SRAM)

Name one of the common rotational speeds of a magnetic hard drive.

6400rpm, 7200rpm, and 10,000rpm

What two things are combined in a hybrid drive?

A magnetic drive and a solid-state drive

How much faster is the “1X” transfer rate of a DVD drive when compared to that of a CD drive?

Nine times faster

What does the e in eMMC stand for and refer to?

It stands for embedded and indicates that the MMC memory card technology is embedded in the circuit board of the associated system

Name three interfaces commonly used to attached external hard drives to a computer

USB, FireWire, and eSATA

Name three of the available memory card formats

SD, micro-SD, mini-SD, xD, CF

What is the capacity of a standard Blu-ray disc?

25GB

Name one of the standard DC voltages supplied by a power supply

+3.3VDC, +5VDC, -5VDC, +12VDC, or -12VDC

RCA and TOSLINK connectors are used with cooper and fiber, respectively, for what input/output technology family?

Digital Audio

_____ Drives can be inserted and removed with turning off the system

Hot-swappable

Thunderbolt is a combination of which two technologies?

DisplayPort and PCIe

What should you do for a mechanical mouse that causes the cursor to move erratically on the screen?

Clean it

A card with expansion slots on it that installs into a motherboard is known as a(n) _______ card.

Riser

The e in eSATA stands for ______, but the E in EIDE stands for ______.

External, enhanced

A(n) ____________ contrast ratio indicates that an LCD monitor reduces the power to the backlight to display darker images.

Dynamic

What input technology allows the touch of a finger or stylus to move the cursor and make a selection simultaneously?

Touchscreen

What is the digital version of YPbPr called?

YCbCr

What multimedia technology daisy-chains devices back to host and uses a messaging protocol to communicate musical information among devices?

MIDI

Three major types of pixel addressing in LCD screens are dual scan, passive matrix, and ______________.

Active Matrix

Which expansion bus type was the first to be able to share a single IRQ among two or more hardware components?

PCI

How many pins are on a standard (Type A) HDMI connector?

19

How many more pins does a dual-link DVI-D connector have than a single-link DVI-D connector?

Six

Name three custom computer configurations?

CAD/CAM Design Workstation


Audio/Video Editing Workstations


Virtualization Workstations


Gaming PCs


Home Theater PCs


Thin Clients


Home Server PCs

Between frame rate and refresh rate, which one is generally higher than the other?

Refresh Rate

What special modifications apply to graphics and CAD/CAM workstations?

CPU enhancements, video enhancements, and maximized RAM

Explain how pixel-electrode placement differs between TN and IPS?

TN places the two electrodes on opposite sides of the LCD layer, while IPS places both on one side.

What special modifications apply to A/V editing workstations?

Video enhancements, specialized audio, and specialized drives

The analog-only portion of a DVI-A connector has a flat ground blade surrounded by how many pins?

Four

What special modifications apply to virtualization workstations?

CPU enhancements and maximized RAM

_____has a resolution of 1920 pixels by 1200 pixels.

WUXGA

What special modifications apply to gaming PCs?

CPU enhancements, video enhancements, specialized audio, and enhanced cooling

What special modifications apply to home theater PCs?

Video enhancements, specialized audio, special chassis, and TV tuner

The smartphone known for its built-in hardware keyboard is the _____.

Blackberry

What special modifications apply to thin clients?

They have little to no storage, but they must be able to run basic apps and the local OS

Mobile devices with cell capabilities and touchscreens between 5” and 7” in size are often called what?

Phablets

What special modifications apply to home server PCs?

Media streaming, file sharing, print sharing, gigabit NIC, and RAID

What type of LCD technology de e-Readers use to conserve energy?

Electrophoretic ink (E ink)

The defining characteristic of a tablet computer is its ___.

Touchscreen

What is the name of the United States-based satellite navigation system?

GPS

Mobile devices with cell capability and screens less than 5” in size are most likely what?

Smartphone

GPS receivers calculate their position through a technique called _______.

Triangulation

How many GPS satellites are required to calculate location and elevation?

4

Maximum infrared distance is about how long?

One Meter

What is the name of the satellite signal for which civilian GPS receivers listen?

Course Acquisition (C/A)

NFC uses what type of signal to communicate?

Radio Frequency (RF)

What type of mobile devices can be considered extensions of smartphones and run apps?

Smartwatches

The maximum data rate of NFC is?

424 Kbps

What type of mobile device will track a user’s sleep patterns?

Fitness Monitor

What should you purchase to protect a mobile device from damage?

A protective cover

Two smaller USB connections often used by mobile devices are?

microUSB and miniUSB

Mini SDHC and Micro SDHC cards ca store up to how much data?

32GB

A network in which there are no dedicated servers is called a __________ network.

Peer-to-Peer