| A | B |
|---|
| Network Policy | Criteria that should be used to select network passwords |
| Cost | Reason magnetic tape is used to backup data |
| Worm | A program that spreads across computers and reproduces copies of itself |
| Ping 127.0.0.1 | Command to test the loopback function on the NIC |
| Ten | Recommended maximum number of users in a peer-to-peer network |
| Documentation | The least implemented component of network administration |
| Isolating transformer | Device that controls voltage spikes and HF noises |
| STP Cable | Solution to the problem of EMI/RFI effecting performance |
| Software | Report that would be used to determine what programs are installed on a computer |
| Gather data | First step in troubleshooting process |
| Software listings | Would not be found on security documentation |
| Unix | Operating system that supports multi-user, multitasking, uses NFS security, and is kernel based |
| Workgroup | A peer-to-peer network |
| User policies | Documentation that outlines what is and what is not permissible |
| Grounding strap | Used to reduce risks while working inside the computer |
| RAID 5 | Redundency technique that uses disk striping with parity - minimum of three disks |
| Network Operating System | Controls the resources and management of a client-server network |
| Systematic process | Type of process that describes network troubleshooting |
| Maintenance Record | Used to keep a list of equipment repairs |
| Documentation | Most critical component of network administration |
| Virus | Program that has a negative effect on executable programs |
| Incremental | Type of backup that stores all files that have been created and modified since last full backup |
