Question 1

When using encryption from your home computer,how would you configure the router?
A) You can use the wireless router to set the encryption key and type of encryption.
B) You can use the wireless router to intercept encrypted information and block it from entering the network.
C) You can use the wireless router to verify the security certificate of the encrypted data being sent.
D) You can use the wireless router to encrypt and then decode the encryption on information sent and received.

Accepted Answer

The wireless router can be configured to set the encryption key and type of encryption to be used for the network. This ensures that all communication between devices on the network is encrypted and secure.

Question 2

You are studying for your upcoming exam by taking sample quizzes online,your sister is streaming a tv show,your brother is playing an online game,and your parents are both checking email.As you try to go to the next page of questions,an error message pops up: Unable to display page.Why do you think this happened?
A) Because of net neutrality,your ISP provider has reduced its bandwidth to cut costs,slowing the Internet for you.
B) Because of net neutrality all of the websites are being treated the same and your ISP does not have enough bandwidth.
C) Because of FCC rules,content that requires more bandwidth is given preference over content that does not require as much bandwidth.
D) Because of FCC rules,ISP providers are not allowed to restrict bandwidth and must provide high bandwidth in every location where low bandwidth is provided.

Accepted Answer

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Question 3

What is a MAC address?
A) A unique hardware address for your device
B) The connection needed to access to a cellular network
C) An IP address unique to Apple's MAC computers
D) An alternate name Internet Protocol version 6

Accepted Answer

A MAC address, also known as a media access control address, is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on the physical network segment.

Question 4

How will cellular networks challenge cable and DSL providers in the future?
A) Cellular providers are continuing to increase their speeds and decrease bandwidth causing users to drop cable and DSL services.
B) Cellular providers are able to offer data plans that are the same price as cable and DSL yet offer more services.
C) Cellular providers are continuing to increase their speeds and bandwidth causing users to drop cable and DSL services.
D) Cellular providers are able not regulated by the FCC so they are able to avoid the ISP net neutrality rules that cable and DSL must adhere to.

Accepted Answer

As cellular networks continue to increase their speeds and offer more bandwidth, they will become more attractive to users who may drop their cable and DSL services. While option B is partially true, it does not mention the increasing speeds and bandwidth of cellular networks. Option D is incorrect as cellular providers are still subject to net neutrality rules enforced by the FCC.

Question 5

As Chief Financial Officer,you want to send the fourth quarter profit/loss spreadsheets to the president of the company.You know that his administrative assistant often checks his email and there is confidential information in the report that his assistant should not be able to access.How could you send the report without worrying about someone else accessing it?
A) You could send a flash drive with the report on it that you have password protected with the president's name.
B) You could encrypt the data in the report that only you can decode.
C) You could send the email and then forget to attach the report causing the president to call and ask you about it.
D) You could encrypt the data and then use the company NAS device and assign permissions only to the president.

Accepted Answer

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Quiz 10: Data Analysis With Power Tools and Creating Macros

When using encryption from your home computer,how would you configure the router?

What is a MAC address?

How will cellular networks challenge cable and DSL providers in the future?