TestOut PC Pro Certification Exam Questions
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Complete the following tasks in order on the Bench:
1. Add a cable modem with a firewall to the workspace.
- Connect the power to the surge protector or wall outlet.
- Connect the cable modem to the wall outlet.
2. Add an Ethernet router with 4 LAN ports and no firewall to the workspace.
- Connect the power to the surge protector or wall outlet.
- Connect the router to the cable modem using the WAN ports.
3. Connect Home-PC and Home-PC2 to the Ethernet router.
4. Open Internet and Network Settings on both computers and verify they are
connected to the internet. Do not just view the network Icon status. -✓✓1. Adding
and Connecting Cable Modem:
- In the Workspace, locate the "Networking Devices" section on the shelf.
- Expand "Networking Devices" and find "Cable Modem with Firewall." Drag it
to the workspace.
- Locate the power adapter icon under "Shelf." Drag it and connect it to the power
input on the cable modem. (This might be on the back or side)
- Find the "Coaxial Cable" under "Cables." Drag it and connect one end to the
cable modem's "Cable In" port (usually labeled) and the other end to the wall
outlet.
2. Adding and Connecting Router:
- In the "Networking Devices" section, find "Ethernet Router (4 LAN Ports)."
Drag it to the workspace.
- Similar to the modem, connect the power adapter to the router and a wall outlet.
- Locate an Ethernet cable under "Cables." Drag it and connect one end to the
router's "WAN" port (usually a different color than the LAN ports).
- Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the "Cable Out" port on the cable
modem.
,3. Connecting Home PCs:
- Find "Home-PC" and "Home-PC2" on the left side of the workspace.
- Locate additional Ethernet cables under "Cables." You'll need two.
- Drag one cable and connect it to an available "LAN" port on the router.
- Connect the other end of this cable to the network interface card (NIC) port on
Home-PC. Repeat this process for the other PC using a separate cable.
4. Verifying Internet Connection
- On Home PC open Internet and Network Settings on the computer and verify it
is connected to the internet. Repeat for Home PC2. Score Lab!
• Complete the following tasks in order using Floor 1 Overview.
Use the following troubleshooting tools and information:
- The network diagram Exhibit
- The ping, ipconfig, or tracert command utility
- The Network & Internet settings in the Windows 10 or Windows 2016 operating
system
- ISP IP address: 198.28.2.254
- Subnet: Default class C
- Default Gateway: 192.168.0.5
1. Troubleshoot and fix internet connectivity for the Exec computer.
- Use a static IP address.
- Verify connectivity to the ISP.
2. Troubleshoot and fix internet connectivity for the Office2 computer.
- Use a DHCP address.
- Verify connectivity to the ISP. -✓✓1. Fix Internet for Exec Computer (Static IP):
a. Configure Static IP:
- Go to Network & Internet settings on the Exec computer.
- Click on Change adapter settings.
- Right-click on the network adapter (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and select Properties.
- Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
- Select Use the following IP address.
- Enter the following details:
- IP address: Choose an unused IP address within the subnet (e.g., 192.168.0.10).
, - Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 (Default for Class C subnet)
- Default gateway: 192.168.0.5 (Provided in the information)
- Click OK on all windows to save changes.
b. Verify ISP Connectivity:
- Open Command Prompt on the Exec computer.
- Type ping 198.28.2.254 and press Enter.
- Observe the results:If you see replies with low ping times (e.g., <50ms),
connectivity to the ISP is established.
- If you see timeouts or "Request timed out" messages, there might be an issue
with the network cable, router, or ISP itself.
2. Fix Internet for Office2 Computer (DHCP):
a. Verify DHCP Settings:
- Go to Network & Internet settings on the Office2 computer.
- Click on Change adapter settings.
- Right-click on the network adapter (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and select Properties.
- Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
- Ensure both options are selected:
- Obtain an IP address automatically (Uses DHCP)
- Obtain DNS server address automatically
- Click OK on all windows to save changes.
b. Verify ISP Connectivity:
- Open Command Prompt on the Office2 computer.
- Type ping 198.28.2.254 and press Enter.
Score Lab!!
• Complete the following tasks in order on Building A > Floor 1 > Networking
Closet > Corpiscsi:
1. Create an ISCSI virtual disk using the following settings:
- Use space on the D: volume.
- Disk name: i-disk-one
- Size: 5 TB
- Set the disk type to Dynamically expanding.
- Assign a new iSCSI target and use i-target-one as the name.
and Answers (2026) | Full Questions and
Answers with Rationales | A+ Verified
Complete the following tasks in order on the Bench:
1. Add a cable modem with a firewall to the workspace.
- Connect the power to the surge protector or wall outlet.
- Connect the cable modem to the wall outlet.
2. Add an Ethernet router with 4 LAN ports and no firewall to the workspace.
- Connect the power to the surge protector or wall outlet.
- Connect the router to the cable modem using the WAN ports.
3. Connect Home-PC and Home-PC2 to the Ethernet router.
4. Open Internet and Network Settings on both computers and verify they are
connected to the internet. Do not just view the network Icon status. -✓✓1. Adding
and Connecting Cable Modem:
- In the Workspace, locate the "Networking Devices" section on the shelf.
- Expand "Networking Devices" and find "Cable Modem with Firewall." Drag it
to the workspace.
- Locate the power adapter icon under "Shelf." Drag it and connect it to the power
input on the cable modem. (This might be on the back or side)
- Find the "Coaxial Cable" under "Cables." Drag it and connect one end to the
cable modem's "Cable In" port (usually labeled) and the other end to the wall
outlet.
2. Adding and Connecting Router:
- In the "Networking Devices" section, find "Ethernet Router (4 LAN Ports)."
Drag it to the workspace.
- Similar to the modem, connect the power adapter to the router and a wall outlet.
- Locate an Ethernet cable under "Cables." Drag it and connect one end to the
router's "WAN" port (usually a different color than the LAN ports).
- Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the "Cable Out" port on the cable
modem.
,3. Connecting Home PCs:
- Find "Home-PC" and "Home-PC2" on the left side of the workspace.
- Locate additional Ethernet cables under "Cables." You'll need two.
- Drag one cable and connect it to an available "LAN" port on the router.
- Connect the other end of this cable to the network interface card (NIC) port on
Home-PC. Repeat this process for the other PC using a separate cable.
4. Verifying Internet Connection
- On Home PC open Internet and Network Settings on the computer and verify it
is connected to the internet. Repeat for Home PC2. Score Lab!
• Complete the following tasks in order using Floor 1 Overview.
Use the following troubleshooting tools and information:
- The network diagram Exhibit
- The ping, ipconfig, or tracert command utility
- The Network & Internet settings in the Windows 10 or Windows 2016 operating
system
- ISP IP address: 198.28.2.254
- Subnet: Default class C
- Default Gateway: 192.168.0.5
1. Troubleshoot and fix internet connectivity for the Exec computer.
- Use a static IP address.
- Verify connectivity to the ISP.
2. Troubleshoot and fix internet connectivity for the Office2 computer.
- Use a DHCP address.
- Verify connectivity to the ISP. -✓✓1. Fix Internet for Exec Computer (Static IP):
a. Configure Static IP:
- Go to Network & Internet settings on the Exec computer.
- Click on Change adapter settings.
- Right-click on the network adapter (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and select Properties.
- Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
- Select Use the following IP address.
- Enter the following details:
- IP address: Choose an unused IP address within the subnet (e.g., 192.168.0.10).
, - Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 (Default for Class C subnet)
- Default gateway: 192.168.0.5 (Provided in the information)
- Click OK on all windows to save changes.
b. Verify ISP Connectivity:
- Open Command Prompt on the Exec computer.
- Type ping 198.28.2.254 and press Enter.
- Observe the results:If you see replies with low ping times (e.g., <50ms),
connectivity to the ISP is established.
- If you see timeouts or "Request timed out" messages, there might be an issue
with the network cable, router, or ISP itself.
2. Fix Internet for Office2 Computer (DHCP):
a. Verify DHCP Settings:
- Go to Network & Internet settings on the Office2 computer.
- Click on Change adapter settings.
- Right-click on the network adapter (Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and select Properties.
- Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
- Ensure both options are selected:
- Obtain an IP address automatically (Uses DHCP)
- Obtain DNS server address automatically
- Click OK on all windows to save changes.
b. Verify ISP Connectivity:
- Open Command Prompt on the Office2 computer.
- Type ping 198.28.2.254 and press Enter.
Score Lab!!
• Complete the following tasks in order on Building A > Floor 1 > Networking
Closet > Corpiscsi:
1. Create an ISCSI virtual disk using the following settings:
- Use space on the D: volume.
- Disk name: i-disk-one
- Size: 5 TB
- Set the disk type to Dynamically expanding.
- Assign a new iSCSI target and use i-target-one as the name.
