Lesson 22

Question 1

What’s a network location? Who can access network locations?

Answer 1

A network location is a saved state of Network preferences that contain all network interface settings. Only administrators can define network locations, but if more than one location exists, all users can switch between the various network locations by using the Apple menu.

Question 2

Which interfaces and protocols are supported by default in macOS Mojave?

Answer 2

Ethernet ,Wi-Fi, Firewire, Thunderbolt based, bluetooth, Personal hotspots, Virtual Private Network (VPN), Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP),Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP),
Domain Name System (DNS) protocol,Network Basic Input/Output System (NetBIOS) and Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) protocols

Question 3

How does network service order affect network connectivity?

Answer 3

Is used to determine the primary network service interface if more than one service is active. All network traffic that isn’t better handled through local connection to an active network service interface is sent to the primary network service interface.

Question 4

How can you tell which interface is currently being used for network activities in Network preferences?

Answer 4

Network service interfaces with a green status indicator are being used for network activities.

Question 5

What’s the easiest way to configure VPN settings in macOS Mojave?

Answer 5

The easiest way to configure VPN settings is to use a configuration profile containing all the relevant VPN setup information.

Question 6

How is 802.1X configured on Mac computers?

Answer 6

a. Automatic configuration through the selection of a Wi-Fi network that requires WPA/WPA2 Enterprise authentication
b. Semiautomatic configuration through an 802.1X configuration profile provided by an administrator