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What is a domain?

A domain is a group of computers and electronic devices with a common set of rules and procedures administered as a unit.

What is a workgroup?

A workgroup is a collection of workstations and servers on a LAN that are designed to communicate and exchange data with one another.

What do you need to know when before connecting to a workgroup or a domain?

Before computers can share resources, they must share the same domain name or workgroup name. Older operating systems have more restrictions for naming a workgroup. If a workgroup is made up of newer and older operating systems, use the workgroup name from the computer with the oldest operating sysyem.

What does VPN stand for?

A VPN is a Virtual Private Network.

What does a VPN do?

A VPN is a private network that connects remote sites or users together over a public network, like the Internet.

3 facts about VPN's

* When connected via the VPN, users have access to all services and resources as if they were physically connected to their corporate LAN.
* Remote access users must install the VPN client software which encrypts data before sending it over the Internet
* VPN gateways establish, manage, and control VPN connections (also known as VPN tunnels)

What are 3 preventive maintenance techniques that should continually be performed for a network to operate properly?

* Keeping network rooms clean and changing air filters often
* Testing the uninterruptible power supply (UPS) too ensure that you have power in the case of an outage
* Checking the condition of network cables because they are often moved, unplugged, and kicked

6 steps to troubleshooting for Networks

1. Identify the problem
2. Establish a theory of probable causes
3. Test the theory to determine cause
4. Establish a plan to action to resolve the problem and implement the solution
5. Verify full system functionality and implement preventative measures
6. Document findings, actions, and outcomes