Core 1 Flashcards

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what is Optial Character Recognition, or OCR?

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technology that converts documents/images into editable digital text

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what is Digital Rights Management, or DRM?

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technology that protects against copyright infringement

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what is Intelligent Character Recognition, or ICR?

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technology that translates handwriting into digital form

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what issues are connected to grinding noise, paper jams, faded print & blank page printed?

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grinding: carriage, fuser, toner, rollers / jam: sep. pad, worn rollers, wrong paper / faded: low ink, toner, draft mode / blank: driver, no ink, toner

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what makes up an IPv6 address?

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network prefix, interface identifier

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what is Network Access Control, or NAC?

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defines and enforces network access policies

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what is Public Key Infrastructure, or PKI?

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hiearchical system of digital certificates

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what is Remote Monitoring and Management, or RMM?

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enables remote access over network devices

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what is Acceptable Use Policy, or AUP?

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rules for users of computers, networks

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what is stateful address configuration?

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using DHCPv6 server to assign addresses

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what is StateLess Address AutoConfiguration, or SLAAC?

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uses Router Advertisements (RA) and the device’s MAC address to generate its own unique IPv6 address

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what is Recursive and Iterative Lookup?

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DNS mapping to resolve name to IP address. Recursive keeps going, Iterative stops and suggests next DNS server to try

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what is Zeroconf and Bonjour?

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allow devices on LAN to automatically discover each other and establish communication without requiring manual configuration.

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what do VPN’s use and what’re the 3 types?

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full or split tunnel / site-to-site, client-to-site, clientless

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what 4 pieces of info do you need to statically assign an IP address?

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IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS server

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what are private, non-routable IPv4 addresses?

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10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255 / 172.16.00 to 172.31.255.255 / 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255

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what does CIDR notation signify? (x.x.x.x/8)

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the number of bits used for the network portion of the address. (/16= the network is 16 bits)

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18
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what are the 4 layers that data travels?

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link/LAN (what data), internet (where its going), transport (how its going, udp, tcp), application (what to do with it)

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what are 2 other terms for a microwave connection?

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WISP (the providers), WiMax (the technology)

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what are 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G networks?

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2G: GSM / 3G: WCDMA, HSPA, HSPA+ / 4G: LTE, LTE-A, MIMO / 5G: low, mid, high band

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21
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what are the specs of ADSL, SDSL, VDSL?

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ADSL: 24 Mbps DL 1.4 Mbps UL / SDSL: 2.3 Mbps DL=UL / VDSL: 100 Mbps DL 10 Mbps UL

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22
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what is a cable modem?

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device that connects computers/networks to the internet via a cable television line, using coaxial copper cabling

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23
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how does DSL work?

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connects to DSL modem through existing telephone lines, using twisted-pair copper cabling

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instead of strictly coaxial cabling, some Cable ISP’s use hybrid fiber/coaxial cabling. How is that configured?

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fiber used for longer distances and coaxial cables are used for the final connection to individual customers.

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25
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which technologies are licensed and unlicensed out of 802.11, cellular, microwave, and satellite?

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unlicensed: 802.11 / licensed: cellular, microwave, satellite

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26
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what are 4 connection types used with SSD’s?

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mSATA, SATA, PCIe, M.2

27
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what is containerization?

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isolated virtualization, no hypervisor / Containers are not VMs; rather, they are a lightweight way to run applications in isolated environments using the host OS.

28
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what does nslookup do?

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a command-line tool that queries DNS to obtain domain name or IP address information, helping troubleshoot network issues related to DNS.

29
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what does tracert do?

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a command-line tool that tracks the route packets take to reach a destination, identifying each hop along the way

30
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what are the 3 groups of the port numbers, in order?

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well known, nonephemeral/registered, and ephemeral/dynamic/private

31
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what are the capacities of SDRAM, and DDR1 through DDR5?

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512 MB, 1 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 32 GB, 128 GB

32
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what are the speeds of SDRAM, and DDR1 through DDR5?

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0.5 to 1 / 1 to 3 / 3 to 6 / 6 to 17 / 12 to 25 / 38 to 51 (GT/s = gigatransfers per second)(1GT = 1 billion)

33
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what is Preboot Execution Environment, or PXE?

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a method of booting an Operating System over a network

34
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what protocols do WEP, WPA, and WPA2 use?

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WEP uses IV and RC4 / WPA uses TKIP (with RC4) / WPA2 uses AES and CCMP

35
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what can cause performance issues in a network?

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speed or duplex mismatch (between NIC & switch) / malware / NIC driver not up-to-date

36
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what are the dimensions of ATX, Mini-ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX?

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ATX: 12 x 9.6 / Mini-A: 11.2 x 8.2 / Micro-A: 9.6 x 9.6 / Mini-ITX: 6.7 x 6.7

37
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what voltages are used in a PC?

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12 VDC, 5 VDC, 3.3VDC (3.3 and 5 are positive, 12 is both positive and negative)

38
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what is Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification, or DOCSIS?

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a telecommunications standard that enables high-speed internet access via cable television systems

39
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what is SRAM?

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static / expensive, faster, smaller capacity, cache memory, doesn?t need refreshing

40
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what is DRAM?

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dynamic / cheaper, slower, larger capacity, main memory, needs constant electrical refreshing, no synch with system

41
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what is SDRAM?

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synchronous dynamic / synchronizes with system clock cycle, 1 million clock pulses = 1 million data transfers, better performance

42
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what is DDR RAM?

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double data rate / also synchronizes with system clock cycle but transfers data 2x per clock cycle, instead of 1x

43
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what issues does a white stripe on a laser printed page indicate?

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uneven toner, clogged toner, worn out drum, defective fuser

44
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what issues does a black stripe on a laser printed page indicate?

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corona wire issue, toner build up, leaky toner cartridge, worn out drum, defective fuser

45
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what is the laser printing process?

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corona charges drum, laser neutralizes charges on drum, toner applied to drum, toner transferred to paper, toner fused, brush/blade cleans drum

46
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what does “on demand” mean in cloud computing?

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instantly access computing resources like storage, proccessing power, or applications

47
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what is Secure Boot?

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crosschecks software/firmware with trusted digital signature database that’re stored in UEFI

48
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what does a dusty print indicate when using a laser printer?

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issue with fuser

49
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what is a Private virtualization network?

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VM’s can communicate with other VM’s but not host or external network

50
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what is a Bridged Adapter virtualization network?

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VM’s connect directly to host’s network, they have their own public and private IP address

51
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what is an External virtualization network?

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VM’s can communicate with other VM’s, host, and external network

52
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what is a NAT virtualization network?

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VM’s share host’s public IP address, but have their own private IP address. Host acts as a router.

53
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what is an Internal virtualization network?

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VM’s can communicate with other VM’s and host but not with external network

54
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what is Host-only virtualization network?

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VM’s can communicate with the host, but not other VM’s or external network

55
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what is a “thin” client?

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a PC that relies on a central server for strorage and processing

56
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what part combines 4 colors and what part apples a charge to paper to attract toner in laser printing?

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transfer belt applies colors and transfers toner from drum to paper / transfer roller applies charge to paper

57
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what do VLAN’s need in order to communicate with other VLAN’s?

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a router

58
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which cabling supports PoE?

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twisted pair copper (cat 5, 6, etc) but not fiber or coaxial

59
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does a “test print” on a printer need network connectivity?

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no

60
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what frequency does zigbee and z-wave use? Which is proprietary and which is open source?

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zigbee uses 2.4 Hz and is open source. Z-wave is 800-900 MHz and is proprietary

61
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can a faulty power supply still apply power to some components?

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yes

62
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what does F8, F11 and F12 do?

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F8 - troubleshooting, safe mode / F11 - recovery reset, repair / F12 - boot device menu

63
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what is Asynchronous Transfer Mode, or ATM?

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network protocol that provides high-speed connection between devices on a WAN

64
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what is MicroSoft Remote Assistance, or MSRA?

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Windows troubleshooting tool, temporary, OTP