Implementing a wireless network into a large environment can be a challenging exercise. In this video you’ll learn the basics of installing wireless clients, placing access points, configuring the access point software, and verifying the installation.
CompTIA Network+ N10-004: 3.4 – Implementing a Wireless Network Read More »
In this video, you’ll learn about some of the more advanced capabilities of today’s network switches, such as power over Ethernet, the spanning tree protocol, VLANs, trunking, port mirroring, and port authentication.
CompTIA Network+ N10-004: 3.3 – Advanced Switching Technologies Read More »
Not all network devices are common in every environment. In this video you’ll learn about specialized network devices that go beyond the capabilities of traditional networks such as content switches, IDS/IPS, load balancers, bandwidth shapers, proxy servers, and more.
CompTIA Network+ N10-004: 3.2 – Specialized Network Devices Read More »
You’ve been asked to backup a large video file that is just over 5 gigabytes of disk space. You have a new empty 500 gigabyte external USB hard drive to store the backup file. However, when you try to copy the file to the empty USB drive, you get an error message that there’s not enough disk space to complete the file transfer. What’s the most likely cause of this error?
A common logical network topology consists of a central device to which all other stations connect. This network topology is very common to see in modern local area networks. What logical network topology is this?
Which one of these TCP/IP options on your workstation is responsible for handling the conversion of a web site name to its TCP/IP address?
If you walk into anyone’s network facility, you’ll find a set of network components that will be similar to those used at almost any other organization. In this video, you’ll learn about the most common network devices, many of which you probably have in your own home!
CompTIA Network+ N10-004: 3.1 – Common Network Devices Read More »
You’re planning to upgrade an older computer to Windows XP, but you first need to be sure the existing operating system can be upgraded in-place to keep the end-user’s configuration and files intact. Which one of these operating systems cannot be upgraded to Windows XP?
Which operating system cannot be upgraded to Windows XP? Read More »
Your budget year is coming to a close, and you still haven’t decided if your aging server will get either a memory upgrade or a hard drive upgrade. What Windows utility would allow you to baseline both the memory utilization of your server and the disk drive usage over time?
During the installation of a new piece of hardware, you notice that it has been assigned a hexadecimal memory location by the operating system. What is the name of this memory location?
