Performance Based Question Lab Simulations Flashcards
A customer, Peter, has requested two custom PCs. One to be used for gaming and the other to be used as a virtualization workstation for her business. The gaming PC should support the latest games and gaming peripherals. The virtualization workstation should be able to host several production virtual machines as part of Peter’s home business.
Build PCs for the Gaming PC and Virtualization Workstation
Instructions: Use the tabs at the top to switch between the PCs. Objects should be placed on the appropriate slot/display areas and can only be used once. All slot/ display areas should be filled. Once the simulation is complete, select the done button to submit.
CompTIA Gaming PC
Power Supply wattage? Cooling type? Random Access Memory in GBs? Graphics Processor or On-Board Video? Sound or Backup Drive? Display type or KVM?
CompTIA Virtualization Workstation
Power Supply wattage? Cooling type? Random Access Memory in GBs? Graphics Processor or On-Board Video? Sound or Backup Drive? Display type or KVM?
CompTIA Gaming PC
1000W PSW (Power Supply Wattage) Liquid Cooling 12GB of RAM (Read Only Memory) SLI Graphic Card (Scalable Link Interface) 7.1 Surround Card Dual Monitor Display
CompTIA Virtualization Workstation
750W PSW (Power Supply Wattage) CPU Fan (Central Processing Unit) 24GB of RAM (Read Only Memory) On-Board Video External Backup Drive KVM (switch; Keyboard-Video-Mouse)
Place the appropriate token next to each graphic
Maximum Distance Typical Use
Bluetooth 100 m Cell Phone Headset
Infrared < 100 m Passive Motion Detector
Radio Frequency > 1 Km WAP (Wireless Access Point)
Instructions: Drag and drop each component onto the labeled areas to label the parts of the motherboard.
Refer to http://www.build-your-own-computer.net/motherboard-diagram.html
A – Memory Module Connectors (1, 2, 3, 4) B – Main Power Connector C – Floppy drive connector (FLOPPY) D – PCI Express x16 card connector E – IDE Drive Connector F – Front Panel I/O Connector G – SATA Connector H – CMOS Battery I – PCI Card Connector J – PCI Express x4 connector K – PCI Express x1 card connector L – Fan Connector (CPU FAN) M – CPU Socket N – USB Connector O – Processor Power Connector
Drag and drop the characteristics to the correct printer types. Options may be used once.
Printer Types
Laser Inkjet Thermal Impact Virtual
Characteristics
Print to File Print Head Heating Element Ink Cartridge Imaging Drum
Printer Types Characteristics
Laser Imaging Drum Inkjet Ink Cartridge Thermal Heating Element Impact Print Head Virtual Print to File
You would like to build a PC for storage redundancy. Select the appropriate IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics; also now known as PATA; Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment) drives and build the PC for MAXIMUM performance, while using the MINIMUM amount of drives.
Hard Drives
Hard Drive 1 - 15,000 RPM (Revolutions Per Minute)
Hard Drive 2 - 10,000 RPM
Hard Drive 3 - 7,200 RPM
Hard Drive 4 - 5,400 RPM
Bay 1
Bay 2
Bay 3
Bay 1 - Hard Drive 3 - 7,200 RPM
Bay 2 - Hard Drive 3 - 7,200 RPM
Bay 3 - Empty
A customer has requested two custom PCs, one for his family room and one for his home office. The family room PC will be used by all the family members and should be able to playhigh definition movies and show family pictures. The office PC is used for the customer’s architectural design business and should be able to handle the intensive design work and multitasking the customer performs. The office PC must be configured with more power efficient computing than the family room PC.
Build PCs for the Family Room and Home Office
Instructions: Use the tabs at the top to switch between the PCs. Objects should be placed on the appropriate slot/display areas and can only be used once. All slot/ display areas should be filled.
CompTIA Family Room
Dual Core 64-Bit 3GHz CPU (Central Processing Unit)
HDMI Graphics Card (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
Card Reader
4GB Memory
Blu-Ray Drive
Large TV Display
CompTIA Home Office
Two 64-Bit 3GHz CPU (Central Processing Unit)
SLI Graphics Card (Scalable Link Interface)
SLI Graphics Card (Scalable Link Interface)
Multifunction Device
8GB Memory
DVD Burner Drive (Digital Video Disc)
Dual Monitor Display
Laura, a customer, has instructed you to configure her home office wireless access point. Laura plans to use the wireless network for finances and has requested that the network be setup with the highest encryption possible. Additionally, Laura knows that her neighbors have wireless networks and wants to ensure that her network is not being interfered with by the other networks. Laura requests that the default settings be changed to the following.
Wireless Name: HomeWiFi
Shared Key: CompTIA
Router Password: Secure$1
Finally, Laura wants to ensure that only her laptop and SmartPhone can connect to the network.
Laptop: IP Address 192.168.1.100 Hardware Address: 00:0A:BF:03:C4:54
SmartPhone: IP Address 192.168.1.101 Hardware Address: 09:2C:D0:22:3F:11
Instructions: Select Laura’s house in the diagram to configure her wireless network. Once the wireless network tabs are configured, select the save button and then the done button to submit.
Wireless Distribution Diagram
Instructions: Select Laura’s house in the diagram to configure her wireless network
Select the save settings button and then the done button to submit your response
House 1:
Wireless Network Name: Default
Security Mode: Open
Wireless Channel: 11
House 2:
Wireless Network Name: MyWi
Security Mode: WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
Wireless Channel: 6
House 3:
Wireless Network Name: PatsWiFi
Security Mode: WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
Wireless Channel: 11
House 4: Laura’s House
Wireless Network Name: ?
Security Mode: ?
Wireless Channel: ?
Wireless Configuration (page)
Wireless Setup (tab)
Wireless Network Settings
Enable Wireless: (checkbox, check it)
Wireless Network Name: HomeWifi (Also called the SSID)
Wireless Channel: 1
Disable SSID broadcast: (checkbox, do not check it)
802.11g Only Mode: (checkbox, do not check it)
Wireless Security Mode:
Security Mode: Enable WPA2 Wireless Security (enhanced)
Passphrase: CompTIA
Confirmed Passphrase: CompTIA
Network Filter (tab)
Turn MAC Filtering On: (checkbox, check it)
MAC Addresses:
(checkbox, check it) Enter the first of two MAC addresses
(checkbox, check it) Enter the second of two MAC addresses
Administrator Tools (tab)
Admin Password
Please enter the same password into both boxes for conformation
Password: Enter the password
Verify Password: Confirm the password
Place the appropriate token next to each graphic.
DVI (Digital Video Interface)
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
Composite (RCA Radio Corporation of America aka RCA- CVBS for composite video baseband signal or color, video, blanking and sync;
S-video (Japan Victor Company aka JVC - Separate video and Y/C)
VGA (Video Graphics Array)
Serial
Semi-Circular 2-4-3-1
15-pin; 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
3x8 with horizontal black, 2 vertical white
19-pin connector
VGA - 15-pin; 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
DVI - 3x8 with horizontal black, 2 vertical white
HDMI - 19-pin connector
S-video - Semi-Circular 2-4-3-1
Ann, a local librarian, has had a previously used wireless access point donated to her. She has instructed you to configure this new wireless access point for her public library. Ann plans to allow anyone to connect to the access point without having to ask her configuration information. Additionally, Ann knows that her neighbors have wireless networks and wants to ensure that her network does not interfered with the other networks. Ann has provided you with the following information.
Wireless Name: Library
New Router Password: Secure$1
Instructions: Select the Public Library in the diagram to configure the wireless network. Once the wireless network tabs are configured, select the save button. When you have completed the simulation, please select the Done button to submit.
House 1:
Wireless Network Name: Default
Security Mode: Open
Wireless Channel: 6
House 2:
Wireless Network Name: MyWi
Security Mode: WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
Wireless Channel: 6
House 3:
Wireless Network Name: PatsWiFi
Security Mode: WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
Wireless Channel: 5
House 4: Public Library
Wireless Network Name: ?
Security Mode: ?
Wireless Channel: ?
Wireless Configuration (page)
Wireless Setup (tab)
Wireless Network Settings
Enable Wireless: (checkbox, check it)
Wireless Network Name: Library (Also called the SSID)
Wireless Channel: 11
Disable SSID broadcast: (checkbox, do not check it)
802.11g Only Mode: (checkbox, do not check it)
Wireless Security Mode:
Security Mode: Disable Wireless Security (not recommended)
Passphrase: CompTIA
Confirmed Passphrase: CompTIA
Network Filter (tab)
Turn MAC Filtering On: (checkbox, do not check it)
MAC Addresses:
(checkbox, do not check it)
(checkbox, do not check it)
Administrator Tools (tab)
Admin Password
Please enter the same password into both boxes for conformation
A small ISP has hired a new technician. Joe, the new technician, is being trained to configure customers’ home networks. The training instructor gives the technician a starter kit with cables, cable ends, and other network equipment and asks him to build a working network. The computer should be connected to have Internet connectivity and the phone should be connected to have dial tone.
Instructions: Use the appropriate cables, cable ends, tools and equipment to configure the network and connect all components accordingly. When you have completed the simulation, please select the Done button to submit. Once the simulation is submitted, please select the Next button to continue.
Step 1
X CAB (4 colors: yellow, purple / indigo, teal, red)
Y CAB (brown with metal tip) F-Connector
Z CAB (8 colors: red, rd/white, teal, teal/white, purple / indigo, purple / indigo / white, yellow, yellow / white)
RJ-11
RJ-45
F-Connector
Step 2
X CAB (4 colors: yellow, purple / indigo, teal, red)
Y CAB (brown with metal tip)
Z CAB (8 colors: red, red/white, teal, teal/white, purple / indigo, purple / indigo / white, yellow, yellow / white)
RJ-11
RJ-45
F-Connector
Step 1
X CAB (4 colors: yellow, purple / indigo, teal, red) = RJ-11
Y CAB (brown with metal tip) F-Connector
Z CAB (8 colors: red, rd/white, teal, teal/white, purple / indigo, purple / indigo / white, yellow, yellow / white) = RJ-45
RJ-11
RJ-45
F-Connector
Step 2
X CAB (4 colors: yellow, purple / indigo, teal, red) = RJ-11 & red/gold crimp
Y CAB (brown with metal tip) = F-connector & red/gold crimp
Z CAB (8 colors: red, red/white, teal, teal/white, purple / indigo, purple / indigo / white, yellow, yellow / white) = RJ-45 & flat-crimper for RJ-11 & RJ-45
RJ-11
RJ-45
F-Connector
Step 3
Home PC (ethernet port) [gets a Z CAB from SOHO VoIP router]
SOHO VoIP Router (VoIP, LAN 1-4, WAN) [X CAB to Home Phone; Z CAB LAN to Home PC; Z CAB WAN to Cable Modem]
Home Phone (RJ-11 jack) [gets the X CAB from SOHO VoIP]
Wall ISP Service Outlet (RG-59 coaxial) [Y CAB to Cable Modem]
Cable Modem (ethernet port) [gets Y CAB to Cable Modem]
DRAG & DROP
Description
Devices use haptic confirmation for sharing data wirelessly
Devices are paired using a code sharing data wirelessly
Devices are placed in close proximity within line of sight for sharing data wirelessly
Devices are connected via a wire for sharing data or connectivity
Wireless Technology
NFC (Near Field Communication) Hotspot IR (Infrared Radiation) Tethering Bluetooth Cellular Lightning
DRAG DROP
Description
Devices use haptic confirmation for sharing data wirelessly = IR (Infrared Radiation)
Devices are paired using a code sharing data wirelessly = Bluetooth
Devices are placed in close proximity within line of sight for sharing data wirelessly = NFC (Near Field Communication)
Devices are connected via a wire for sharing data or connectivity = Tethering
Wireless Technology (not used)
Hotspot
Cellular
Lightning
