CSS Q2 Exam
CSS Q2 Exam
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This is in line with the semestral topic regarding software, hardware installation and set-up.
ANSWERS should be in PROCEDURAL/SEQUENCE/IN ORDER.
1. Setting up a Windows 10 application from a USB drive typically involves installing the application
using an installer that's stored on the USB drive. What are the general steps in order to install
Windows 10 application?
Answer:
- Insert the USB drive into the computer.
- Locate and run the installer file from the USB drive.
- Follow on-screen instructions for the installation process.
- Choose installation preferences, such as destination folder and additional settings.
- Wait for the installation to complete.
- Optionally, customize application settings post-installation.
enter BIOS/UEFI to configure settings.
- Install the operating system.
2. Setting up a network between two Windows 10 computers can be done using various methods,
including Ethernet (wired) or Wi-Fi (wireless). ENUMERATE the general steps for setting up a
basic network between two Windows 10 computers.
Answer:
- Ensure both computers have network adapters and are within range.
- Decide on a connection method (Ethernet or Wi-Fi).
- Connect Ethernet cables or configure Wi-Fi settings.
- Assign static IP addresses or enable DHCP.
- Verify network connectivity using command prompts and ping tests.
- Share folders or resources if necessary.
3. Setting up a UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cable involves crimping connectors into the cable
ends to create Ethernet cables. ENUMERATE the step-by-step instructions on how to set up a
UTP cable using an RJ-45 connector and how to test the cable. Kindly ENUMERATE also the 8-pin
color codes based on the STRAIGHT THROUGH cabling.
Answer:
- Gather necessary tools: UTP cable, RJ-45 connectors, crimping tool.
- Strip about 1.5 inches of the cable's outer insulation.
- Untwist and arrange the color-coded pairs according to the straight-through wiring scheme.
- Insert the wires into the RJ-45 connector, ensuring correct order.
- Crimp the connector onto the cable.
- Repeat for the other end.
- Use a cable tester to verify connectivity.
- Straight Through Cabling Color Codes:
1. White with blue
2. Blue
3. White with orange
4. Orange
5. White with green
6. Green
7. White with brown
8. Brown
4. Setting up a computer system unit involves assembling the essential components to build a
functional computer. ENUMERATE the general steps for setting up a computer system unit.
Answer:
- Gather essential components: motherboard, CPU, RAM, storage, power supply, etc.
- Install the CPU onto the motherboard.
- Install RAM modules.
- Connect storage devices (HDD/SSD).
- Connect power supply cables to the motherboard.
- Connect peripheral devices (keyboard, mouse, etc.).
- Double-check all connections.
- Power on the computer and enter BIOS/UEFI to configure settings.
- Install the operating system.
5. Explanation:
What is the ROLES of Windows Server?
Answer:
The roles of Windows Server refer to the various functions or services that it can
perform. Here are some common roles of Windows Server:
1. Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS): This role allows you to create a centralized
directory of users, groups, and resources in a network. It provides authentication and
authorization services for users and computers.
2. Domain Name System (DNS) Server: This role enables you to host and manage DNS
zones and resolve domain names to IP addresses on your network.
3. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Server: This role allows you to
automatically assign IP addresses, along with other network configuration parameters, to
devices on your network.
4. File and Storage Services: This role provides file sharing and storage capabilities,
allowing you to create and manage file shares, implement file access controls, and set up
storage spaces for data redundancy.
5. Web Server (Internet Information Services - IIS): This role allows you to host websites,
web applications, and services on your server.
6. Remote Desktop Services (RDS): This role enables you to provide remote access to
desktops and applications for users, allowing them to access their work environments from
anywhere.
7. Hyper-V: This role allows you to create and manage virtual machines on your server,
enabling you to run multiple operating systems and applications on a single physical machine.
8. Network Policy and Access Services (NPAS): This role provides network access control,
VPN services, and authentication for remote users connecting to your network.
9. Windows Deployment Services (WDS): This role enables you to deploy Windows
operating systems to client computers over the network.