1.8 Flashcards
What is a simple difference between HomeGroup vs. WorkGroup?
Homegroup = Share stuff to local devices only
Workgroup = Share stuff to other devices across the network
What purpose does a Windows Domain serve?
Allows a system administrator to manage its users devices through a centralized server.
Commonly used within organizations.
Describe the security level differences between Home, Work, and Public network domains.
Home = Network is trusted, least amount of security
Work = You can see other devices, but you can’t join a HomeGroup. Medium-level security
Public = You are invisible to outside devices. High-level security.
How does Remote Assistance differentiate with Remote Desktop Connection?
Remote Assistance is used for just a one-time connection. RDC is on-going.
Where would you go to configure proxy settings?
Control Panel / Internet Properties -> Connections tab -> LAN settings
When would you use the proxy setting’s “exceptions” field?
When proxy settings break certain websites, you would type their I.P. addresses into the exceptions field to indicate not to view those websites through the proxy settings.
A folder that is available across the network is also known as a…
Network share
How do you make a network share invisible?
Add “$” to the end of the network share name.
Where do you go to view the current network shares on your computer?
Control Panel -> Admin Tools -> Computer Management -> Shared Folders -> Shares
Where do you go if you want to connect to a remote share?
Windows Explorer -> This PC -> Map network Drive
Where would you go if you’d like to make your local printer shareable across the network?
Printer’s Properties -> Sharing -> Checkmark “Share this Printer”
Where would you go if you wanted to set up a new connection or network?
Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center
What are two examples of wireless WWAN connections?
Tether
Hotspot
Where would you go if you wanted to create a firewall exception?
Windows Defender Firewall -> Allowed apps
Where would you go if you wanted to view your current custom Firewall rules and/or create a new custom rule?
Windows Defender Firewall -> Advanced Settings