Your company uses both Ethernet and token-ring LAN's in the same building. Users need access to resources and the ability to transmit data between the LAN's. Which device would you use to enable communications between dissimilar LAN's that use different protocols?

Windows NT
Your company uses both Ethernet and token-ring LAN's in the same building. Users need access to resources and the ability to transmit data between the LAN's. Which device would you use to enable communications between dissimilar LAN's that use different protocols?

repeater

bridge

None of these

router

gateway

repeater

bridge

None of these

router

gateway

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Windows NT
Which of the following statements about a local group account created by User Manager for Domains is true?

The account cannot be used in trusting domains

The account is added to the Domain Users group automatically

None of these

The account can be added to global groups

The account must be added to a local group to use domain resources

The account cannot be used in trusting domains

The account is added to the Domain Users group automatically

None of these

The account can be added to global groups

The account must be added to a local group to use domain resources

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Windows NT
A cut-through switch reads the entire packet before forwarding it to the destination segment

can be created between Windows NT W/S computers

None of these

FALSE

True

is bi-directional [both way]

can be created between Windows NT W/S computers

None of these

FALSE

True

is bi-directional [both way]

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Windows NT
From your client computer, you are able to access several servers on your 10Base2 Ethernet network. However, you are NOT able to access a server names RED. Other client computers are able to access RED. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

There is an incorrect IRQ setting on the network adapter in your client computer

There is a protocol mismatch between your client computer and RED.

There is a break in the cable

An excessive number of collisions are occurring on the media

None of these

There is an incorrect IRQ setting on the network adapter in your client computer

There is a protocol mismatch between your client computer and RED.

There is a break in the cable

An excessive number of collisions are occurring on the media

None of these

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Windows NT
As the network administrator, you create a new local group in the RESEARCH domain named R-Editors. The LAB domain trusts the RESEARCH domain. You can assign access permissions to the R-Editors group from

any Windows NT Workstation computer in the RESEARCH domain -

any Windows NT Server backup domain controllers in the RESEARCH domain

any Windows NT Server backup domain controller in the LAB domain

any Windows NT Workstation computer in the LAB domain

None of these

any Windows NT Workstation computer in the RESEARCH domain -

any Windows NT Server backup domain controllers in the RESEARCH domain

any Windows NT Server backup domain controller in the LAB domain

any Windows NT Workstation computer in the LAB domain

None of these

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Windows NT
In your company, 2 Ethernet Networks are connected with a router. All network connections run TCP/IP. Your new client computer can access only the computers on your side of the router. All other computers are able to access one another. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

defective network adapter in the router

incorrect subnet mask on your client computer

incorrect termination of the destination network

None of these

malfunctioning repeater

defective network adapter in the router

incorrect subnet mask on your client computer

incorrect termination of the destination network

None of these

malfunctioning repeater

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Windows NT

Windows NT Your company uses both Ethernet and token-ring LAN's in the same building. Users need access to resources and the ability to transmit data between the LAN's. Which device would you use to enable communications between dissimilar LAN's that use different protocols?

Windows NT Which of the following statements about a local group account created by User Manager for Domains is true?

Windows NT A cut-through switch reads the entire packet before forwarding it to the destination segment

Windows NT From your client computer, you are able to access several servers on your 10Base2 Ethernet network. However, you are NOT able to access a server names RED. Other client computers are able to access RED. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

Windows NT As the network administrator, you create a new local group in the RESEARCH domain named R-Editors. The LAB domain trusts the RESEARCH domain. You can assign access permissions to the R-Editors group from

Windows NT In your company, 2 Ethernet Networks are connected with a router. All network connections run TCP/IP. Your new client computer can access only the computers on your side of the router. All other computers are able to access one another. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

Windows NT
Your company uses both Ethernet and token-ring LAN's in the same building. Users need access to resources and the ability to transmit data between the LAN's. Which device would you use to enable communications between dissimilar LAN's that use different protocols?

Windows NT
Which of the following statements about a local group account created by User Manager for Domains is true?

Windows NT
A cut-through switch reads the entire packet before forwarding it to the destination segment

Windows NT
From your client computer, you are able to access several servers on your 10Base2 Ethernet network. However, you are NOT able to access a server names RED. Other client computers are able to access RED. What is the most likely cause of the problem?

Windows NT
As the network administrator, you create a new local group in the RESEARCH domain named R-Editors. The LAB domain trusts the RESEARCH domain. You can assign access permissions to the R-Editors group from

Windows NT
In your company, 2 Ethernet Networks are connected with a router. All network connections run TCP/IP. Your new client computer can access only the computers on your side of the router. All other computers are able to access one another. What is the most likely cause of the problem?