[&] Which of the following is true with regards to the differences between an RJ-45 NIC and a Wi-Fi NIC on a computer? (Select two answers)
- An RJ-45 NIC provides a connector into which you can plug an Ethernet cable
- A Wi-Fi NIC provides a connector into which you can plug an Ethernet cable
- An RJ-45 NIC typically contains at least one antenna
- An RJ-45 NIC is typically not visible externally on the computer
- A Wi-Fi NIC typically contains at least one antenna
- A Wi-Fi NIC is typically visible externally on the computer

[&] Which of the following is true about the differences between Servers and Clients?  (Select two answers)
- When you are viewing a website, that website and the information it is showing you typically came from a Server device.
- The laptop, PC or tablet you are working on is typically considered to be a Server device.
- The laptop, PC or tablet you are working on is typically considered to be a Client device.
- When you are viewing a website, that website and the information it is showing you typically came from a Client device.

[&] You are told that to connect to the network, you must connect a cable plugged into the wall into your computer.  The component in your computer that will accept this cable is called a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_? (Select the best answer)
- NIC
- MAC
- RJ-11 jack
- BNC

[&] When contrasting local versus remote resources, which of the following would be considered local resources? (Select two answers)
- The keyboard connected to a web server
- The memory on a file server
- The DVD-ROM drive in your PC
- The memory in your laptop
- The HDD located on a web server

[&] Which device would you typically select if you want something that will forward-or-block packets based on certain characteristics of the data itself and the interface that received that data, rather than where that data came from or where it's going? (Select the best answer) 
- Traditional Firewall
- IPS
- IDS
- NGFW

[&] What are some of the differences between Switches and Routers? (Select two answers)
- Switches provide more security and QoS options than Routers provide.
- Switches can have slots into which you can insert modules containing RJ-45 interfaces, Wi-Fi NICs, coaxial cable connectors or a wide variety of other connectors. Routers don't have that capability.
- Routers provide several advanced features that most Switches don't have.
- Switches can support a greater quantity of different types of interfaces/connectors than Routers can.
- Switches typically have a much greater quantity of RJ-45 Ethernet connectors than Routers have.