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- 5. A software implementation of a computer that functions like a physical computer, including application execution.
- 6. A cloud designed to be shared by several organizations
- 8. This installation option works best if a volume license is used on the reference system.
- 9. one of RAID's main advantages is that it can provide *BLANK*
- 11. A thin layer of software that resides between the virtual operating system and the hardware. Allows virtual machines to interact with hardware without going through the host operating system.
- 14. Installation method where it begins the installation process from a shared folder on the server containing the installation files.
- 15. A command line tool used to create unattended windows installation
- 16. *BLANK and BLANK* computing power uses on-demand computing (ODC) or metering of services. ODC allows resources to be provided on an as needed and when needed basis.
- 18. The process of creating an isolated testing environment. Virtualization lets you easily create this by isolating components from the production network
- 22. A service that delivers everything a developer needs to build an application. The deployment comes without the cost and complexity of buying and managing the underlying hardware and software layers.
- 25. In an enterprise environment, you can use a network install. To do this, you configure the system to boot from its network interface. This is done using the *BLANK*
- 27. Edit the *BLANK* settings to boot from the hard drive first. This prevents the system from accidentally booting from the installation media.
- 29. The *BLANK* option tends to be slower than a standard local install. But it works well in situations where you need to install several systems at once
- 30. With an *BLANK* installation, you run through the process on one computer. During the installation process, you create a file that contains all your responses to the questions the installer software asks.
- 31. Windows installation method where all existing data is lost.
- 32. A cloud that can be accessed by anyone. Public cloud-based computing resources (such as platforms, applications, and storage) are made available to the general public by a cloud service provider.
- 33. A service that delivers infrastructure to the client, such as processing, storage, networks, and virtual environments. The client deploys and runs software without purchasing servers, data center space, or network equipment.
- 34. *BLANK* drives are internal disks that can be added or removed from the system while it's running
- 35. The process of installing and accessing applications virtually
- 36. When you boot your system from the Windows installation media, it'll initially load a file named *BLANK* into RAM
- 37. During a PXE boot, the system connects to a Windows *BLANK*.
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- 1. Software that facilitates the communication between virtual machines by checking data packets before moving them to a destination.
- 2. Software that performs the tasks of a physical router.
- 3. Cloud computing allows for *BLANK* across an organization. When one user makes changes to a file, those changes can automatically be synced with the files of other users.
- 4. A cloud that provides resources to a single organization. Private clouds can be hosted internally, but because of the expense and expertise required to do so, they are typically hosted externally by a third party
- 5. A file created within the host operating system that simulates a hard disk for the virtual machine.
- 7. An installation performed on an existing system that is running an earlier version of Windows
- 10. A cloud that is a combination of public, private, and community cloud resources from different service providers.
- 12. A service that delivers software applications to the client either over the internet or on a local area network.
- 13. Windows installation method that is best used for repairing registry issues without losing apps and other user data.
- 15. Use F2 or the *BLANK* keys to enter the systems BIOS settings
- 17. A combination of software, data access, computation, and storage services provided to clients through the internet.
- 19. *BLANK* is an exact copy of the hard disk data in the form of a file.
- 20. You will likly choose this installation type when the installed OS does not support an upgrade to the windows version you are installing
- 21. *BLANK* is the ability to provide scalable services.
- 23. An optical disc image is a disk image that contains everything that would be written to an optical disc, disk sector by disc sector, including the optical disc file system
- 24. If you want to install Windows on a RAID, you need to configure it *BLANK* you start the installation process.
- 26. You can check the activation status under *BLANK* at any time
- 28. Regardless of which of these two methods you use, you'll need to configure the system to boot up from that source. This is done by changing the *BLANK*.
- 35. In the BIOS this option presents each hard disk drive as a separate storage device to the operating system