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Froggy Jumps Network & Storage BasicsVersion en ligne Test your network knowledge par Brayden 1 A dedicated, private physical link between your network and a cloud provider (faster and more secure than the public internet). a VPN b SDN c Direct Connect 2 A secure, encrypted tunnel over the internet that protects data and allows private access to a network. a Direct Connect b RDP c VPN (Virtual Private Network) 3 Different ways users connect to systems remotely, such as RDP, SSH, or VPN. a Common Access Types b Telnet c RDP 4 A Microsoft protocol that lets you log into and control a computer from a different location. a HTTPS b RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) c SSH 5 A secure way to remotely access and manage servers or devices using encrypted command-line connections. a SSH (Secure Shell) b RDP c VPN 6 The secure version of HTTP that encrypts data between a web browser and a website. a HTTP b HTTPS c FTP 7 A way to manage networks using software instead of only hardware, making them flexible and easier to control. a Object Storage b Load Balancing c SDN (Software-Defined Networking) 8 Distributing network or application traffic across multiple servers to prevent overload and improve performance. a RDP b Load Balancing c DNS 9 The “phonebook of the internet” that translates website names (like google.com) into IP addresses. a Object Storage b HTTPS c DNS 10 A security tool that monitors and controls network traffic, blocking unauthorized access. a Firewall b RDP c VPN 11 Reducing the size of data to save space. a Compression b Deduplication c Capacity on Demand 12 Eliminating duplicate copies of data to save storage capacity. a Compression b Hot Storage c Deduplication 13 Ability to add extra storage or computing resources when needed, without buying everything upfront. a Software-Defined Storage b Capacity on Demand c Performance 14 How fast and efficiently a storage system can handle data. a Performance b Hot Storage c Capacity on Demand 15 Frequently accessed data stored for quick use (fast but more expensive). a Cold Storage b Hot Storage c Performance 16 Infrequently accessed data stored cheaply but more slowly (like backups). a Object Storage b Cold Storage c Hot Storage 17 Stores data as objects with metadata and unique IDs, great for cloud storage of photos, videos, or backups. a File Storage b Block Storage c Object Storage 18 Organizes data into a traditional hierarchy of files and folders. a File Storage b Block Storage c Object Storage 19 Breaks data into fixed-sized chunks (“blocks”) and stores them separately for high performance. a File Storage b Object Storage c Block Storage 20 Storage managed and controlled by software instead of being tied to specific hardware. a Software-Defined Storage (SDS) b Object Storage c SDN

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A dedicated, private physical link between your network and a cloud provider (faster and more secure than the public internet).

A secure, encrypted tunnel over the internet that protects data and allows private access to a network.

Different ways users connect to systems remotely, such as RDP, SSH, or VPN.

A Microsoft protocol that lets you log into and control a computer from a different location.

A secure way to remotely access and manage servers or devices using encrypted command-line connections.

The secure version of HTTP that encrypts data between a web browser and a website.

A way to manage networks using software instead of only hardware, making them flexible and easier to control.

Distributing network or application traffic across multiple servers to prevent overload and improve performance.

The “phonebook of the internet” that translates website names (like google.com) into IP addresses.

A security tool that monitors and controls network traffic, blocking unauthorized access.

Reducing the size of data to save space.

Eliminating duplicate copies of data to save storage capacity.

Ability to add extra storage or computing resources when needed, without buying everything upfront.

How fast and efficiently a storage system can handle data.

Frequently accessed data stored for quick use (fast but more expensive).

Infrequently accessed data stored cheaply but more slowly (like backups).

Stores data as objects with metadata and unique IDs, great for cloud storage of photos, videos, or backups.

Organizes data into a traditional hierarchy of files and folders.

Breaks data into fixed-sized chunks (“blocks”) and stores them separately for high performance.

Storage managed and controlled by software instead of being tied to specific hardware.