CompTIA A+ 220-801 Practice Exam Question 14
Which tool enables you to find out how much memory a particular application is using?
A. Msconfig
B. Task Manager
C. Chkdsk
D. System Information
Answers: C
Explanations
Adding the port number and name of service to the Windows Firewall Exceptions list is the correct answer. But I’m going to pontificate more as I usually do. Uninstalling and reinstalling the SP will not help this particular situation. By default, any Windows OS after and including Windows XP SP2 enables the Windows Firewall automatically and won’t allow inbound connections from the server to the network application. Therefore, you need to make an “exception.” You can access this in Windows XP by going to Local Area Connection Properties > Advanced tab. In Windows 7/Vista, use the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security: Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools. If you decide to add a port, you need to know the port number of the application. For example, RealVNC is normally port 5900 for incoming connections.
Which tool enables you to find out how much memory a particular application is using?
A. Msconfig
B. Task Manager
C. Chkdsk
D. System Information
Answers: C
Explanations
Adding the port number and name of service to the Windows Firewall Exceptions list is the correct answer. But I’m going to pontificate more as I usually do. Uninstalling and reinstalling the SP will not help this particular situation. By default, any Windows OS after and including Windows XP SP2 enables the Windows Firewall automatically and won’t allow inbound connections from the server to the network application. Therefore, you need to make an “exception.” You can access this in Windows XP by going to Local Area Connection Properties > Advanced tab. In Windows 7/Vista, use the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security: Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools. If you decide to add a port, you need to know the port number of the application. For example, RealVNC is normally port 5900 for incoming connections.
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