Which two of the following were goals of the ARPANET project? create an educational system that promoted global equality and access enable businesses to operate more efficiently by creating services such as email allow scientists at different locations to share information and work together on projects function even if part of the network were disabled or destroyed The DNS is the method the Internet uses to store domain names and their corresponding IP addresses script top-level domain protocols Dennis is connecting his computer to his school's wireless network. Which of the following statements about considerations Dennis should make is not true? The school's Wi-Fi network likely will provide a faster connection than a mobile hot spot. He may be asked to enter a wireless network key or authentication. He will need to know the WAP to find the wireless network. He should turn off his computer when he is not using it so it is not constantly connected.
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