But why do you need to do this? You may want to get the component’s initial values from the previous elements, which may have stored another kind of data. In our scenario, we are doing this so that we can go from the input screen to the verification screen and back without losing the data…
Wireless Standards – 100-150 Exam Study Guide
Wireless Standards (37.2.6) The world of wireless communications is vast. However, for particular job-related skills, we want to focus on specific aspects of Wi-Fi. The best place to start is with the IEEE 802.11 WLAN standards. These standards define how radio frequencies are used for wireless links. Most of the standards specify that wireless devices…
Building a flow 3 – Certified Advanced Salesforce Admin Exam Guide
Create a new screen element called account details with the following components: The following screenshot shows the screen element’s account details: Account details for the screen element Have you noticed that none of the components have the Set Output Values attribute section? This is because these are simple components that do not convey complex logic….
Enterprise Network Topologies – 100-150 Exam Study Guide
Enterprise Network Topologies (37.2.4)Two types of network topologies that you have learned about are Figure 37-13 displays a sample physical topology for a small sample network. The topology identifies the physical location and function of the devices. Figure 37-13 A Physical Topology Figure 37-14 displays a sample logical topology for the same small sample network….
Building a flow 4 – Certified Advanced Salesforce Admin Exam Guide
The following screenshot summarizes this configuration: Get Records screen configuration for contacts Create another Get Records element for the Account object with the same configuration that’s shown in the preceding screenshot; the only things we need to change are the object type (which should be set to Account), the matching condition based on the Duns…
Connecting flows and subflows – Certified Advanced Salesforce Admin Exam Guide
Connecting flows and subflows We can connect data between flows using input/output resources. When you set up a new resource, you can specify whether that resource can be seen from outside its flow, as shown in the following screenshot: Setting our resource’s availability Let’s say we want to create a flow to help sales reps…
Network Topologies and Descriptions
Network Topologies and Descriptions (37.2.2) Networks vary in size depending on the networking requirement. A technician must be knowledgeable about the different types of networks available to connect end devices and corporate sites, as described by the following sections. PAN A personal area network (PAN) is a network that connects devices such as mice, keyboards,…
Guidelines for Selecting a Troubleshooting Method
Guidelines for Selecting a Troubleshooting Method (37.1.5) To quickly resolve network problems, take the time to select the most effective network troubleshooting method. Figure 37-3 illustrates which method could be used when a certain type of problem is discovered. Figure 37-3 Different Troubleshooting Methods Used for Different Types of Problems For instance, software problems are…
Network Support – 100-150 Exam Study Guide
ObjectivesUpon completion of this chapter, you will be able to answer the following questions: Key TermsThis chapter uses the following key terms. You can find the definitions in the Glossary.baselinebottom-up troubleshootingCisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)divide-and-conquer troubleshootingtop-down troubleshooting Introduction (37.0) Hello! It’s Webster. Let me introduce you to my friend Lara! Lara has been working as a…
Connecting flows and subflows 2
This flow, coupled with a Process Builder on the opportunity object, sends an email alert (using an Email Alert action): The flow is configured like so: This is the configuration of Mild Deal pause conditions: Pause Configuration for mild deal path This is the configuration of the Resume event for the Mild Deal path: Resume…