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You are in the process of setting up access control systems for the cloud deployment of your computer graphics company. You want that access control to be specified for certain users who can work limited graphics applications, but should be prevented from accessing others. Which access control method will you need to use?
You will need to use compute system access control. Compute systems on a cloud include virtual machines (VMs) and applications running on the VM, and they can be assigned accessibility rights based on their usage. Access rights for a compute resource will limit the people, resources, or services that can access them. By defining security groups and access rights for each group, authorization can be defined at a very granular level for each cloud compute system resource.
You have been instructed to build a new computer using an existing Advanced Technology Extended (ATX) motherboard. You must purchase a computer case that will be able to hold this motherboard. What are the dimensions of the motherboard?
12 inches wide by 9.6 inches deep
The dimension for micro-ATX form factor is
9.6 inches wide by 9.6 inches deep and is the next step up from the mini-ITX.
The dimension for mini-ATX motherboard
11.2 inches wide by 8.2 inches deep
The micro-ATX motherboard has how many pci slots
It usually has four PCI slots and would be installed in a small form factor case.
dimension for baby atx
9 inches wide by 13 inches deep
The baby AT motherboard can support a maximum of two full-length expansion cards because the processor, memory, and expansion slots are arranged parallel to each other, leaving less space for expansion slots than provided by an ATX motherboard. The AT motherboard is 12 inches wide by 13.8 inches deep. This motherboard was phased out when the ATX motherboard was introduced in 1995.
how many pins on a power connection of mother board
20-24 pins some have extra 4,6 or 8 pins
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