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Chapter 11: Networking Fundamentals and Devices (Set-9)
In a client-server office setup, the server is most responsible for A Random file sharing B Changing cable type C
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A network that connects multiple LANs across a university city campus is best described as A PAN type B MAN
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When multiple devices share one printer over a network, the benefit is A Screen scaling B Resource sharing C File
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A “computer network” is mainly created to allow devices to A Increase brightness B Run slower C Change wallpaper D
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A network inside one organization that uses private web portals and internal DNS is typically an A Extranet network B
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A company network linking two nearby buildings with one fiber link is mainly a A Global WAN link B Campus
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When two offices share files through a central machine, the network type is A Client-server model B Peer-to-peer model C
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A school connecting 30 computers in one lab is best called A WAN network B LAN network C MAN network
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A computer network mainly helps devices to A Generate electricity B Increase screen size C Share data/resources D Change file
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