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1. The Internet was orginally a
a. LAN at MIT
b. Code-cracking network during World War II by the U.S. Defense
Department
c. A network cooperatively created by several large hardware and software companies
d. A small experimental research network called ARPANET
e. A Microsoft product that quickly became too big for the company to control

2. Where is the Internet’s central hub and control center located?
a. Near Washington D.C.
b. Near the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington
c. In a top-secret location
d. In Silicon Valley
e. Nowhere, the Internet has no central hub

3. Which of these domains is restricted to qualified organizations?
a. .com
b. .org
c. .net
d. .edu
e. None are restricted; anyone can have a URL in any of these domains

4. Which of these types of Internet connections is typically the slowest?
a. Direct connection through T1 lines
b. Dial-up modem connections through phone lines
c. DSL connections through phone lines
d. Cable modem connections through cable TV lines
e. Satellite connections through satellite dishes

5. Which of these services would you probably not be able to get from a typical Internet service provider (ISP)?
a. An email address
b. Access to a Web server
c. A connection to the Internet
d. Technical help
e. Free Windows upgrades

6. Specialized servers are used on the Internet to
a. Function like email post offices
b. Accept FTP requests to upload the download files
c. Store applications that are rented or leased by large corporations
d. Store and send Web pages
e. All of the above

7. The first Web pages were
a. Strictly hypertext with no multimedia content
b. Designed to simulate printed pages using HTML’s table tools
c. The first true multimedia documents to be published on the Internet
d. Viewable only with proprietary Microsoft software
e. Sent via email from Doug Engelbart’s office on the Stanford campus

8. Quicktime, RealOne, and Shockwave are among the most popular Web browser
a. Plug-ins
b. Cookies
c. Cascading stylesheets
d. Search engines
e. Security tools

9. An online shopping catalog for a large outdoor outfitter is almost certainly
a. A data-driven Web site that seperates site content from design
b. Carefully hand-coded in pure HTML to minimize errors
c. Designed to work without cookies
d. Limited to work with a single type of Web browser for consistency
e. All of the above

10. The Internet will change drastically in the next decade, but what is the one thing that is likely to remain relatively unchanged?
a. The dominance of HTML as a Web page creation language
b. The metaphor of the page as the container of Internet information
c. The TCP/IP protocol that’s used to send and recieve Internet messages
d. The ownership of the Internet by Microsoft
e. The percentage of non-U.S. Internet users

11. Which of the following is the formof push technology that has been embraced by most Internet users?
a. Peer-to-peer sharing
b. Web searching
c. FTP
d. email
e. grid computing

12. What kind of people are drawn to grid computing?
a. People who need a massive amount of electricity
b. People who need a massive amount of raw computing power
c. People who need super-reliable access to the Web
d. People who recieve an extremely large amount of email
e. All of the above

13. What do you call specialized software tools designed to make e-commerce solutions easier to implement and maintain?
a. Firewalls
b. Peer-to-peer networks
c. Grid tools
d. Object-oriented programming languages
e. Web services

14. What do you call software that prevents certain Web pages from being displayed?
a. Child-safe software
b. Dutch dike software
c. Filtering software
d. Spam blockers
e. Underage software

15. Which country attempts to limit its residents’ access to controversial Web content by routing all incoming Internet traffic through a single control center?
a. Germany
b. North Korea
c. People’s Republic of China
d. Saudi Arabia
e. United States

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I have a WRT54G linksys wireless router, had it for about 4 years or so and never had a problem I couldn’t fix, until now. Almost everything is in factory settings, I have the latest firmware, I use to think that the problem was because it was behind my HDTV and it somehow made it act up or the heat from the TV was adding to its own temp but I’ve moved it away about 5 feet and it still malfunctioning. I have to reset the router every hour or so because I loose internet connection, I can still view my other PCs in the network and I can still manage my server but the internet won’t work. This only happens if I use an encryption on the wireless network, two of my PCs are connected to it via Ethernet cable and two use the wireless signal. If I were to use it without an encryption this problem won’t appear and it effects all the computers not just the wireless. I recently bought an EX-495 Smart Media Server (HP) and in did its own configuration on the server, not sure if this is the cause or not. The only things that changed from before are the following; I changed Wep encryption to WPA Personal 2 TKIP+AES because of my iPhone, I began using Access Restrictions on my sisters’ iPhone and Laptop instead of it being open 24hrs, I only allow her access for 5 1/2 hours a day every day, and I bought the EX-495 Hp server.

Hope you can help, I would hate to live with this thing open to the public, who knows what would happen if some one got in my network or use my signal to do anything illegal. Thank you

I agree. Sounds like an electrical fault. My old Linksys died on me last year with different symptoms. I just had to get a new one.

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Yes. More than enough.

I didn’t see the graphics card specs. You might want to check that out.

1. The Internet was orginally a
a. LAN at MIT
b. Code-cracking network during World War II by the U.S. Defense
Department
c. A network cooperatively created by several large hardware and software companies
d. A small experimental research network called ARPANET
e. A Microsoft product that quickly became too big for the company to control

2. Where is the Internet’s central hub and control center located?
a. Near Washington D.C.
b. Near the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington
c. In a top-secret location
d. In Silicon Valley
e. Nowhere, the Internet has no central hub

3. Which of these domains is restricted to qualified organizations?
a. .com
b. .org
c. .net
d. .edu
e. None are restricted; anyone can have a URL in any of these domains

4. Which of these types of Internet connections is typically the slowest?
a. Direct connection through T1 lines
b. Dial-up modem connections through phone lines
c. DSL connections through phone lines
d. Cable modem connections through cable TV lines
e. Satellite connections through satellite dishes

5. Which of these services would you probably not be able to get from a typical Internet service provider (ISP)?
a. An email address
b. Access to a Web server
c. A connection to the Internet
d. Technical help
e. Free Windows upgrades

6. Specialized servers are used on the Internet to
a. Function like email post offices
b. Accept FTP requests to upload the download files
c. Store applications that are rented or leased by large corporations
d. Store and send Web pages
e. All of the above

7. The first Web pages were
a. Strictly hypertext with no multimedia content
b. Designed to simulate printed pages using HTML’s table tools
c. The first true multimedia documents to be published on the Internet
d. Viewable only with proprietary Microsoft software
e. Sent via email from Doug Engelbart’s office on the Stanford campus

8. Quicktime, RealOne, and Shockwave are among the most popular Web browser
a. Plug-ins
b. Cookies
c. Cascading stylesheets
d. Search engines
e. Security tools

What’s the point? just because, or a practical purpose? Please explain…

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