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| Hi everybody,
I-net+ is fortunally gone. I passed with a score of 84 and, as my report says, the passing score is still 73!!.
Helpfull braindumps! I pratically found 70% of my test on braindumps you find searching on web. I just want to add something more before I forget. These are some questions that were not on any braindumps I had:
Your administrator decided to install an antivirus software in the proxy-server of your intranet of 300 users:
a) you need to install the antivirus in each workstation.
b) you don`t need to install it in each workstation.
c) you don`t need to install it in proxy-server.
d)you just need the antivirus on the proxy.
Which connection allows you to have an upload speed grater than a download?
a)ADSL
b)SDSL
c)...same SSL..(not the security socket).
d)?
I had a question on the meaning of CSS and guess what?? both cascading Style sheet and Commercially secured server were options! I guess one of the two had to be spelled wrong. So...watch out!
I had questions on ODBC data base ( kept me 5 deamed minuts!! and who knows if i answered fine).
As i said before...use braindumps, usefull was webopedia.com...and internet.com.
I just added what i didn`t see in any braindumps...so good luck to you.
BigJim A+/Net+/I-net+/CCNA | |
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| I had that css question also. I was thinking somewhere there had to be a mistake, cause i had both answers too. I would like to know what the real answer is.
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A+ I-Net+ Network+ MCP(x2) | |
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| Congrads on passing the exam!!I will catch your bus hopefully today.
Antivirus to be installed on all workstations
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XDSL-Greater Download speed than upload speed.
CSS-Cascading Style Sheet in web design and
CSS-Commercially Secured Server in Internet Context.
CSS
Brainstorming called for.
Regards.
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VenkyCR B.Com CIA CCNA MCP MCP+I MCSE N+ |
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