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Question 1:

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You have a notebook computer running Windows that you use both at home and in the office.

The laptop has both an Ethernet and a wireless network connection. At home you have created a simple Ethernet network that connects your home computers to the Internet through a cable modem. A friend comes over to your house for some help configuring his new laptop computer. His computer has a wireless network adapter, but not an Ethernet network adapter. He wants to connect his laptop to the Internet through your network to download some drivers.

What should you do? (Select two. Each selection is part of the complete solution.)

On your laptop, configure a network bridge. Set up an infrastructure wireless connection between his computer and yours.

Configure the wireless connection to use WPA2-Personal.

Configure the wireless connection to use 802.1x.

On your laptop, configure a network bridge. Set up an ad hoc wireless connection between his computer and yours.

Question 2:

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You have received a new laptop running Windows for use at work. You’ve configured the wireless adapter to connect to the network at work. You also have a wireless network at home and have configured a second profile for your home network.

For several weeks, the wireless connection has worked fine. Whether you are at home or at work, you can start your computer and make a connection without browsing for the list of available networks.

One day you come to work to find that you can’t connect to the network. You check with the network administrator, and he states that they have prevented the SSID of the company wireless network from being visible. You need to reconfigure your system to connect to the company wireless network now and in the future in the easiest manner possible.

What should you do?

Open the Connect to a network dialog and manually select the network name from the list to make the connection.

Create a new network profile with the correct SSID value.

In the wireless network profile, select Connect automatically when this network is in range.

In the wireless network profile, select Connect even if the network is not broadcasting its name (SSID).

Question 3:

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You have a new Windows notebook system with both wired and wireless network adapters.

You want to configure a small wireless network at home. You install an access point/router device that connects your network to the Internet. You have turned off SSID broadcast on the access point. You will connect devices using a pre-shared key.

You need to configure your notebook to connect to the wireless network and would like to use the most secure method available.

What should you do? (Select two. Each selection is part of the complete solution.)

Manually create a network profile.

Use WPA2-Personal security.

Question 4:

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Your notebook computer is configured to connect to the wireless network at work using a wireless profile named Company1. The profile is configured to connect using 802.11b.

During a recent upgrade, your company has added an 802.11n wireless access point. The access point is configured to support 802.11n using one radio and 802.11b/g with the other radio. You create a second profile on your computer for the 802.11n network.

You notice that your computer is connecting automatically using 802.11b. You want the computer to connect first using 802.11n, and only use 802.11b if 802.11n is unavailable.

What should you do?

Move the 802.11n profile up in the list of the preferred networks.

Question 5:

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You have a notebook system running Windows. The laptop has built-in wired and wireless network cards.

Recently, the wireless card stopped working, so you connected an external USB wireless adapter to the system. After installing the wireless adapter, it is not displayed in the list of available network adapters in the Network and Sharing Center.

What should you do to troubleshoot the problem?

In the Network Connections in Network and Sharing Center, click Diagnose this connection.

In Device Manager, right-click the wireless device and click Properties. Examine the device configuration.

Question 6:

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You are configuring a small wireless network that has ten client notebook systems running Windows that require network access. You have configured a new wireless access point with an SSID that is not broadcasted. You have manually created a network profile on one computer, which successfully connects to the network.

You would like to configure the network profile on the remaining clients with the least amount of effort.

What should you do?

Use netshwlan export profile to save the wireless network settings to the desktop. Create an ad hoc network to transfer the files to each additional client, and then use netshwlan add profile to add the profile setting to each client.

On each additional client, use the Manually Create A Network Profile option to set up each client’s network information individually.

On each additional client, select the network from the wireless network icon and then click Connect.

Use the Copy this network profile to a USB flash drive option to save the wireless network settings to a USB flash drive. On each additional client, insert the USB drive and run the utility to copy the profile settings to the client.

Question 7:

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You’ve just connected a USB wireless network adapter to a Windows desktop system in your home office. You want to use the Windows Connect Now (WCN) push button connect feature to connect your desktop to your wireless network.

Which technology must be implemented on both the wireless access point and the wireless network interface to enable this feature?

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)

Question 8:

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Your organization’s security policy dictates that users are not allowed to load Windows Connect Now (WCN) settings from a USB drive to connect to a wireless network.

Which Group Policy contains settings that can be enabled to block this functionality?

Prohibit connection to roaming Mobile Broadband networks

Enable hotspot authentication

Prohibit access to the Windows Connect Now wizards

Configuration of wireless settings using Windows Connect Now

Question 9:

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You are using your Windows 10 notebook computer at a coffee shop. You notice that your notebook has automatically connected to a wireless network that you do not trust.

In the Settings app under Network & Internet, which tab should you access for the option to disconnect from this wireless network?

Advanced Settings

Data Usage

Wi-Fi

 

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