An employee in a corporate office clicks on a link in an email that was forwarded to them. The employee is redirected to a splash page that says the page is restricted. Which of the following security solutions is most likely in place?
Content filtering blocks access to restricted or malicious websites. When a user attempts to visit a site that violates company policies, they are redirected to a restriction page.
This is a common security measure to prevent employees from accessing phishing or malware-infected sites.
Content filters work by scanning URLs, keywords, or categories and blocking inappropriate or harmful content.
Option A (DLP - Data Loss Prevention): Focuses on preventing sensitive data leaks rather than blocking web access.
Option B (Captive portal): Used mainly in public Wi-Fi to authenticate users before granting access, not to restrict sites.
Option D (DNS sinkholing): Redirects malicious domain requests to a safe address but is not responsible for policy-based restrictions on general content.
? Reference: CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) Official Study Guide -- Section: Security Solutions
A network administrator determines that some switch ports have more errors present than expected. The administrator traces the cabling associated with these ports. Which of the following would most likely be causing the errors?
A network administrator needs to assign IP addresses to a newly installed network. They choose 192.168.1.0/24 as their network address and need to create three subnets with 30 hosts on each subnet. Which of the following is a valid subnet mask that will meet the requirements?
To create three subnets with at least 30 hosts each:
Subnet Calculation: Each subnet must support 32 addresses (30 usable + 2 reserved for network and broadcast).
Bits for Subnets: Subnet mask 255.255.255.192 (/26) provides 64 addresses per subnet (4 subnets total).
Valid Subnets: Each subnet provides sufficient IPs to meet the requirement.
255.255.255.128 (A): Creates only 2 subnets, not enough for the requirement.
255.255.255.224 (C): Provides 8 subnets but only 30 addresses per subnet (28 usable), insufficient for hosts.
255.255.255.240 (D): Too restrictive, only 16 addresses per subnet (14 usable).
A network engineer is completing a new VoIP installation, but the phones cannot find the TFTP server to download the configuration files. Which of the following DHCP features would help the phone reach the TFTP server?
DHCP Options: DHCP options allow additional configuration parameters, such as the address of a TFTP server, to be provided to clients during the DHCP lease process. This is essential for VoIP phones to locate the server for configuration files.
Exclusions (A): Prevents certain IP addresses from being assigned by DHCP but does not direct devices to servers.
Lease time (B): Determines how long an IP address is assigned but does not impact TFTP settings.
Scope (D): Defines a range of IP addresses but does not include additional server information.
An organizatin is struggling to get effective coverage using the wireless network. The organization wants to implement a solution that will allow for continous connectivity anywhere in the facility. Which of the following should the network administ rator suggest to ensure the best coverage?
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