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| MS Internet Explorer 4.0 Administration
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Description:
Our MS Internet Explorer 4.0 Administration test measures your knowledge of MS Internet Explorer 4.0 administration. Designed for experienced users and system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Active Desktop, Components, Configuration, DNS, HTML Layer, Installation Options, Internet Explorer Administration Kit, Internet Services, IP Configuration Issues, NetMeeting, OSI Model, Requirements, Security, TCP/IP Addressing, and Troubleshooting.
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- Active Desktop
- CDF- Channel Definition Format file
- HTML Layer
- Icon Layer
- Components
- Frontpage Express
- Microsoft Chat
- Microsoft Wallet
- Microsoft Web Publishing Wizard
- Netmeeting
- Netshow
- Configuration
- Identification
- Identifying Layers with a Given Definition
- Importing Address books
- Importing Mail
- LDAP- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
- New Mail Accounts
- New News Accounts
- Placing Internet Protocols into OSI Layers
- HTML Layer
- Active Channel
- Favorites
- Site Subscriptions
- Installation Options
- Components of each Install Option
- Defining Mozilla
- Identifying the Different Install Options
- Kiosk Mode
- Macintosh
- Supported Internet Languages
- x86
- Internet Services
- Components of a Web Address
- Defining DNS
- FTP
- HTTP
- NNTP
- Order of Resolution
- POP3 & IMAP4
- SLIP & PPP
- SSL
- URL
- Well Known Ports
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- IP Configuration Issues
- 400 Series Errors
- IPCONFIG
- Network Monitor
- NSLOOKUP
- PING
- TRACERT
- WINIPCFG
- Netmeeting
- Internet Locator Service
- Ports
- TCP/IP connectivity
- Security
- .ADM Files
- Autoproxy Files
- Certificates
- Components of Security Zones
- RSACi Site Classification
- Zone Identification
- TCP/IP Addressing
- Address Ranges
- Subnet Masking
- Valid Address Ranges
- Troubleshooting
- Activating logging in Outlook Express
- Audio Tuning Wizard in Netmeeting
- Caching/Performance
- No audio in Netmeeting
- Unable to Send/Receive Mail
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