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CaaS |
Communication as a Service - this is communication provided by a cloud service provider. For things like voice over IP and VPN services. |
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DaaS |
Desktop as a Service - this is a desktop style work space provided by the cloud service provider. |
Page 122 |
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IaaS |
Infrastructure as a Service - this is the hardware provided by the cloud provider that runs the cloud services either inside or outside the business. |
Page 122 |
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MaaS |
Monitoring as a Service - the services provided for monitoring the cloud service and to know when things go down. |
Page 122 |
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NaaS |
Network as a Service - This is basically a virtualisation of all your network needs. So all your servers and things will run from the cloud not a local server device. |
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PaaS |
Platform as a Service - this is the platform the basic software that pulls the runs cloud computing. Like the Operating system of the cloud. |
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SaaS |
Software as a Service - This is the software provided by the cloud service provider. This is the user interface level of the cloud. |
Page 122 |
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Can you compress and encrypt an NTFS folder or file at the same time? |
No, You can only do one or the other. |
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When moving an encrypted file from an NTFS file to a non NTFS file does it stay encrypted? |
No, the file will become unencrypted due to the new file not supporting that encryption. |
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TPM |
Trusted Platform Module - This is a small chip built into a computer that is designed to hold cryptic information such as keys. |
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ReFS |
Resilient File System - Its the next file format up from NTFS. It constantly checks for corruption and can move data around to protect it. But it cannot be used to hold system info. |
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What is Azure RemoteApp? |
This is newer software that allows access to Azure apps from outside a network. It can also be used for backups and disaster recovery. |
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AD FS |
Active Directory Federation Services - is when two networks talk to each other on a trusted basis passing a token with claims along with it to save on security steps. |
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What is a Hyper-V network? |
This is cloud based computing solution that is partly hosted by the provider and the customer to make a hybrid of cloud and typical network settings. |
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What services does Azure supply? |
IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. It can provide one or more of these depending if it is a hyper-V system you want or not. |
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DAC |
Dynamic Access Control - This is a way of accessing network services with less authentication. it uses a token and claim system to access other networks. it recognises signature tokens from specific networks. |
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DRA |
Device Registration Services - This is a service that registers devices on domains. It provides them with a certificate so they can access the network. |
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Security Group Accouts |
These Accounts can set up permissions and assign rights to a network. They can also send out messages across the network. |
Page 154 |
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Distribution Group Accounts |
These are used to distribute messages and services across a network but can't set permissions and assign rights. |
Page 154 |
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RMS |
Rights Management Service - This is the service that can encrypt sensitive documents and emails. It can also lock the rights to things like changes or deletions. |
Page 180 |
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Symmetric Encryption |
This is when you have one key to lock and unlock the data. |
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Asymmetric key |
This is when you have a key for locking data and a key for unlocking the data. |
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SSL |
Secure Socket Layer - this is a service over http that secures data sent over the internet. It uses a public key that anybody has access to to lock the data but it can only be unlocked by the privet key that the receiver has. |
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TLS |
Transport Layer Security - This is a community standards set that was created to increase security with internet communication. |
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EFS vs BitLocker |
Encryption File System - This encrypts file where as BitLocker Encrypts drives. |
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What file format do optical dicks use? |
UDF |
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What printer permissions is used to manage printing jobs? |
Manage Documents - this is the permission used for canceling and reorganising printing jobs. |
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