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QUESTION 1 You work as an administrator at ABC.com. The ABC.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named ABC.com. ABC.com makes use of System Center Configuration Manager 2007 on their network. ABC.com has recently opened a new satellite office in Miami. You have been tasked with making sure that users in the Miami […]

PCs, Android devices get security based on Dell’s Credant acquisition, partnership with Invincea Dell today said it’s ready with new anti-malware defense and encryption offerings for businesses using its PCs, laptops and Android-based mobile devices. The improved security is available via the company’s Protected Workspace program for business computing. Based on its acquisition of encryption […]

Entry-level 32GB Surface RT costs $199, less than cost of goods Microsoft today confirmed that it has heavily discounted the Surface RT tablet to universities and K-12 schools, cutting the price of the entry-level model by 60%. It was the third time within a month that Microsoft has launched a Surface RT promotion, hinting at […]

How your website is laid out, what colors, fonts and images you use (or don’t use) can mean the difference between success (low bounce and exit rates, high conversion) and failure (high abandonment, low sales). Want to ensure that visitors will exit your website almost immediately after landing there? Be sure to make it difficult […]

QUESTION 2 View Administrator shows a desktop pool with 100 remote and 20 local sessions displayed. What does this indicate? A. The pool has 20 sessions available for local users. B. The pool has 120 users with sessions. C. The pool has 120 sessions available for users. D. The pool has 100 active sessions and […]

The Charms bar is eliminated Another unnatural aspect of Windows 8 is the Charms bar, which takes search, device access (printers, scanners, and monitors), sharing, and settings configuration out of the apps using them and into an independent element you have to call up each time you want it. This requires users to move outside […]

So you wanna be a “Bring Your Own Device” groupie and use your personal iPhone for work. Get ready to be handed a blacklist of apps courtesy of your stodgy IT department. Better not fire them up when you’re on the job. To be fair, only a handful of IT departments serve up a blacklist […]