Once you have checked and prepared your computer, review the following requirements about the place in which you will take the exam and its surroundings, as follows: As you see, those requirements are quite strict and must be adhered to. Otherwise, your exam might be stopped and graded as failed. Retake policy Google clearly states…
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System readiness check – Google Associate Cloud Engineer Guide
A system readiness checker can be found at the following link: https://www.kryteriononline.com/systemcheck/. It tests your operating system, microphone, webcam, and Internet speed. Once everything is checked, it informs you about possible problems. Figure 1.1 – Kryterion System Readiness Check Once the test is performed and you click Next, you will see the web page displaying…
Associate Cloud Engineer Certification Essentials
This book’s first chapter will focus on the Associate Cloud Engineer Certification exam. We will focus on the registration process, resources outside of the book, passing the exam, and additional certification resources. There are many places outside of the book to learn about Google Cloud. Some of them are more useful than others based on…
Communication Principles Summary – Cisco 100-150 Guide
The following is a summary of each topic in the chapter and some questions for your reflection. What Did I Learn in this Module? (5.4.1) • Communication Protocol—Protocols are required for computers to properly communicate across the network. These include message format, message size, timing, encoding, encapsulation, and message patterns. • Message format — When…
Network Communication Models – Cisco 100-150 Guide
Network communication models help us understand the various components and protocols used in network communications. These models help us see the function of each protocol and their relationship to other protocols. The TCP/IP Model (5.3.3) Layered models help us visualize how the various protocols work together to enable network communications. A layered model depicts the…
Why Protocols Matter – Cisco 100-150 Guide
Just like humans, computers use rules, or protocols, in order to communicate. Protocols are required for computers to properly communicate across the network. In both a wired and wireless environment, a local network is defined as an area where all hosts must “speak the same language”, which, in computer terms means they must “share a…
Communication Principles – Cisco 100-150 Guide
Objectives Upon completion of this chapter, you will be able to answer the following questions: • What are network communication protocols? • What are network communication standards? • What is the difference between the OSI and TCP/IP models? Key Terms This chapter uses the following key terms. You can find the definitions in the Glossary….
Build a Home Network Summary – Cisco 100-150 Guide
The following is a summary of each topic in the chapter and some questions for your reflection. What Did I Learn in this Module? (4.5.1) • Home Network Basics—Most home networks consist of at least two separate networks. The public network coming in from the service provider. The router is connected to the internet. Most…
Design Considerations – Cisco 100-150 Guide
Before entering the configuration utility, or manually configuring the router through a web browser, you should consider how your network will be used. You do not want to configure the router and have that configuration limit what you are able to do on the network, nor do you want to leave your network unprotected. What…
Network Mode – Cisco 100-150 Guide
The 802.11 protocol can provide increased throughput based on the wireless network environment. If all wireless devices connect with the same 802.11 standard, maximum speeds can be obtained for that standard. If the access point is configured to accept only one 802.11 standard, devices that do not use that standard cannot connect to the access…