1.6 Given a scenario, configure basic mobile device network connectivity and application support Flashcards
To use the mobile hotspot feature on an Android device, follow these steps (6 steps):
- Enable the mobile hotspot feature in the device’s setup
- Select how you want to share the connection wirelessly. Provide the SSID and password listed to any devices that will share the connection
- If you decide to permit only allowed devices to connect, you must provide a name for each device and its MAC address
- Open the Allowed Devices menu, click Add, enter the device name and address, and click OK
- Make the connection from your device just as you would with any other wireless Internet router or hotspot
- When your devices are finished using the Internet, disable the hotspot setting in your smartphone or tablet
To use USB tethering, follow these steps (based on a Samsung phone running Android 5.x) (5 steps):
- Connect a USB cable from your computer to the data port on your device
- Select the USB tethering option on your device
- If you are connecting a Windows computer, select the network type (Home) on the computer when prompted
- Use your computer’s web browser and other network features normally
- When you’re finished, disable USB tethering
What does Airplane mode do?
turns off any wireless antenna in the device, including cellular and GPS
Steps to Configure a Bluetooth Headset on an Android-Based Device follow this procedure (6 steps):
- Go to Settings > Connections and then enable Bluetooth
- Tap Bluetooth to display the Bluetooth Settings screen
- Prepare the headset
- If the Android device is not scanning automatically, tap Scan
- On the Android device, tap the device to pair with
- Enter a PIN code, if prompted to do so
Steps to Configure a Bluetooth Headset on an iOS Device is (5 steps):
- Go to Settings and then tap Bluetooth to display the Bluetooth screen
- Tap Bluetooth to enable it. The device searches for devices
- Prepare the headset
- Tap the device name, and it automatically connects
- Enter a PIN code, if prompted to do so
Corporation and ISPs use two different types of email services:
POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3)
IMAP4 (Internet Message Access Protocol v4)
What must you know in order to set up a POP3 email account?
the server that you want to connect to
the port you need to use
whether security is being employed
Use the following steps to connect a typical Android smartphone to a POP3 account (8 steps):
- Go to the Home screen and tap the Menu button. Then select All Apps
- Scroll down until you see the email app
- Select whether you want a POP3, IMAP, or Exchange account or add an account if there is already an account
- Type the email address and the password of the account and then tap Next
- Configure the incoming settings, if prompted to do so
- Configure the outgoing settings
- Configure the account options, such as how often to check for mail whether to notify you when it arrives. Tap Next
- Finally, you can give the account an easier-to-remember name and then tap Done
Use the following steps to connect an iOS device to a POP3 account:
- Go to the Home screen and tap the Settings button
- Tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars
- Tap Add Account
- Tap Others at the bottom of the list
- Tap Add Mail Account
- Type the name, email address, and password (and, if you like, an optional description) and tap Next
- Tap POP. Then under Incoming Mail Server, type the POP3 server name and the username. Under Outgoing Mail Server, type the SMTP server. Then tap Save
- The system verifies the address and password
To connect to an IMAP account, you must enter:
the IMAP server (for receiving mail), which uses port 143 by default, and the outgoing SMTP server (for sending mail)
Secure email sessions require the use of:
SSL or TLS on port 443
If you want your email to be encrypted for security and authentication, you can enable:
Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, better known as S/MIME
To set up web-based services such as iCloud, Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo! Mail, you can use or install:
the appropriate app from your device’s app store
Primary rate interface (PRI) updates are used to:
control the speed at which data is sent from a mobile device to a cell tower
The Preferred Roaming List (PRL) and baseband are:
the portion of the smartphone that makes connections to the cellular network for phone and data