A _____________ is a group of computers linked together for the purpose of sharing information and resources.

A computer that is not permanently connected to a network is a _____________ computer.

A _____________ is a circuit board that controls the exchange of data between a computer and the network.

A network that connects a group of users in the same physical location so that they can share information and resources with each other is called a _____________.

A _____________ is a device that connects two networks together.

The current speed limitation of the average modem are _____________ Kbps.

To create a new connection, use the _____________ Wizard.

After you share the resources on your computer, you still must establish an _____________ in order to use them from a remote location.

Two or more computers sharing resources equally is known as a _____________ network.

_____________ involves connecting to a network using a telephone line, rather than simply a cable.

When doing a search for a computer on the network, an asterisk represents _____________ unknown characters, while the question mark indicates _____________ unknown character.

_____________ a network drive allows you to access the needed drive as if it were on your computer.

With the _____________ you can make a shared folder accessible to everyone with read and change permission, except one file in the shared folder that is read only.

If you think you may need to access this network computer again, it would be a good idea to add it to your Network Places with the _____________ Wizard.

A server that holds the security information for a domain is called a _____________.

Every computer on a network must have a _____________ name.

A server that provides network services without handling the security information is called a _____________.

The _____________ is a hierarchical, object-based directory service whose primary purpose is the efficient management of users, groups, and network resources.

A _____________ is a logical grouping of network resources without any one computer given overall network administration responsibilities.