An administrator should take the time to troubleshoot all network problems correctly by asking specific questions designed to identify the problem ____.
A) intensity
B) background
C) scope
D) focus

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The word "scope" refers to the extent or range of something. Therefore, when troubleshooting a network problem, it is important to identify the scope of the issue, such as whether it is affecting a single user or multiple users. By asking specific questions related to the scope of the problem, an administrator can narrow down the possible causes and solutions. The other answer choices, intensity, background, and focus, do not accurately describe the type of questions an administrator should ask when troubleshooting a network problem.

An Administrator Should Take the Time to Troubleshoot All Network