Question 1

What port is utilized by the Remote Desktop service?&#10;A) 22&#10;B) 23&#10;C) 3389&#10;D) 1729

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The Remote Desktop service uses port 3389 by default. Option A (22) is the default port used for SSH (Secure Shell), Option B (23) is the default port used for Telnet (which is not recommended for security reasons), and Option D (1729) is not a commonly used port for Remote Desktop.

Question 2

To use Remote Desktop, the computer you access remotely can be running Windows 8 Home Edition or Windows 8.1 Professional.

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Remote Desktop feature requires the remote computer to be running a Professional or Enterprise edition of Windows, such as Windows 8.1 Professional; it is not available in the Home editions.

Question 3

What kind of a computer intercepts requests that a browser makes of a server and can cache received content?&#10;A) DNS server&#10;B) VPN server&#10;C) proxy server&#10;D) Web server

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A proxy server intercepts requests made by a browser and caches received content, allowing for faster retrieval of frequently accessed content. DNS servers resolve domain names to IP addresses, VPN servers provide secure remote access to a network, and web servers host websites and deliver content to browsers.

Question 4

What command launches the Remote Desktop client for Windows?&#10;A) rdp&#10;B) rdesktop&#10;C) vnc&#10;D) mstsc

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The correct command to launch Remote Desktop client for Windows is mstsc.

Question 5

What type of permission should you set to control access to files and folders by local and network users?&#10;A) Sharing on FAT32 volumes only&#10;B) NTFS on NTFS volumes only&#10;C) NTFS on exFAT or NTFS volumes&#10;D) Sharing on NTFS or exFAT volumes

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NTFS on NTFS volumes only is the best choice because NTFS offers more advanced security features and allows you to set permissions for individual users or groups. This allows for more granular control over who can access which files and folders. FAT32 and exFAT do not offer the same level of security and control. Sharing on NTFS volumes is also a valid option, but may not provide as much control as using NTFS permissions directly.

Question 6

If a Windows computer belongs to a domain, all security is managed by the network administrator for the entire network.

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When a Windows computer is added to a domain, the network administrator can manage security policies and settings for the entire domain, including password policies, access control, and software updates. This allows for centralized management and greater control over network security.

Question 7

To which group does Windows give access to folders that you create which are not part of your user profile?&#10;A) Power Users&#10;B) Guests&#10;C) Authenticated Users&#10;D) Anonymous Users

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Windows gives access to folders created outside of a user's profile to the group of Authenticated Users. This group includes all user accounts that have been authenticated on the domain or local computer, which allows them to access resources that have been shared with this group. The other options, Power Users and Guests, have more restricted access, and Anonymous Users have no authentication and thus cannot access protected resources.

Question 8

If you want to be able to power up a computer remotely, what feature should you use?&#10;A) QoS&#10;B) RDP&#10;C) RemoteApp&#10;D) Wake-on LAN

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Wake-on LAN is a feature that allows a computer to be powered up remotely over a network connection. This is useful when a computer needs to be accessed remotely but is currently powered off. By sending a specific packet of data over the network, the computer can be turned on and accessed from afar. QoS (Quality of Service) is a feature that prioritizes specific types of network traffic over others, while RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) and RemoteApp are both features that allow for remote access to a computer's desktop or specific applications, but do not allow for remote powering on of the computer.

Question 9

What statement about controlling access to folders and files is accurate?&#10;A) permissions refer to the tasks an account is allowed to do in the system&#10;B) account configuration should keep in mind the principle of highest privilege&#10;C) rights are assigned to accounts&#10;D) in Windows, accounts have no rights assignments until you configure them

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Question 10

When all users on a network require the same access to all resources, what type of network model should you use?&#10;A) Domain&#10;B) Homegroup&#10;C) Workgroup&#10;D) Guestgroup

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Question 11

The default value of the security level in IE is Medium-high.

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Question 12

Which of the following is NOT true about Remote Desktop?&#10;A) the client can be running any version of Windows 7&#10;B) by default all users can access Remote Desktop&#10;C) Windows firewall can block Remote Desktop connections&#10;D) you can start the remote desktop client using the mstsc command

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Question 13

On the IE General tab you can block cookies.

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Question 14

Regarding the use of Group Policy, what statement is NOT accurate?&#10;A) policies can be applied to a computer&#10;B) all policies are applied before the logon screen appears&#10;C) Group Policy is available in Windows Professional edition&#10;D) you can set the QoS level for an application using Group Policy

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Question 15

When working with a workgroup, what statement is accurate regarding which folders to use to hold shared data?&#10;A) private data for each user should be kept in their C : \ Users folder&#10;B) all users have access to the folders in the C : \ Users folder&#10;C) C : \ Users \ Public should only be used by the Guest account&#10;D) Only Administrators and Guest have access to C : \ Users\Public

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Question 16

What statement about user accounts and groups is NOT true?&#10;A) a user account can belong to only one group at a time&#10;B) by default, standard users accounts belong to the Users group&#10;C) Guest group has limited rights on the system&#10;D) Backup Operators group can restore any files regardless of the group's permissions to those files

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Question 17

What task can't be performed from the IE General tab?&#10;A) change the home page&#10;B) disable file downloads&#10;C) delete browsing history&#10;D) manage the IE cache

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Question 18

When utilizing both share and NTFS permissions, what statement is inaccurate?&#10;A) if both permissions are used, the least restrictive permission between the two applies&#10;B) if NTFS permissions conflict between a user and group the least restrictive permission applies&#10;C) when you copy a file, the file takes on the permissions of the destination folder&#10;D) inherited permissions pass from parent folder to child file or folder

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Question 19

When attempting to access a remote computer on which your user name and password do not exist, what user group will you be placed in?&#10;A) Administrators&#10;B) Guests&#10;C) Backup Operators&#10;D) Anonymous users

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Question 20

When a user logs on to a Windows 7 computer using Remote Desktop, users that are logged on locally are unaffected.

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Question 21

What protocol must be supported by routers in order to utilize Remote Assistance Easy Connect?&#10;A) SMTP&#10;B) PNRP&#10;C) SNMP&#10;D) LDAP

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Question 22

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Question 23

What is the purpose of the Privacy tab in Windows Internet Explorer?

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Question 24

What is the principle of least privilege?

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Question 25

Describe two of the four different ways a Remote Assistance session can be initiated.

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Question 26

How does Remote Assistance differ from Remote Desktop?

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Question 27

What is a data source, and how is it used?

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Question 28

What is a valid reason for wanting to configure a proxy server in Internet Explorer?&#10;A) to increase the security of the connection&#10;B) to connect to secured websites on a corporate network VPN&#10;C) to improve website performance&#10;D) to surf anonymously

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Question 29

What is an authentication server, and how does Active Directory satisfy this role?

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Question 30

When mapping a drive, you can type in the path to the shared folder on the host computer. What is the syntax for the path?&#10;A) \sharedfolder\server&#10;B) \server\sharedfolder&#10;C) \server\sharedfolder&#10;D) /sharedfolder/server

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Question 31

Windows 10 features what new web browser, which is designed to replace Internet Explorer?&#10;A) Microsoft Spartan&#10;B) Microsoft Slim&#10;C) Microsoft Edge&#10;D) Microsoft Plus

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Question 32

Describe Workgroup sharing and how it compares to Homegroup sharing.

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Question 33

User accounts that are issued a temporary user profile that is deleted when the user signs out are members of what group?&#10;A) Administrators group&#10;B) Backup Operators group&#10;C) Power Users group&#10;D) Guests group

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Question 34

Describe the difference between rights and permissions on a Windows OS.

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Question 35

Briefly describe Remote Desktop and its OS requirements.

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Question 36

Define ActiveX control and explain why they might be unsafe.

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Deck 9: Windows Resources on a Network