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You have a workstation that you moved from one cubicle to another. Nothing on the workstation was changed, but the computer refuses to connect to the network. Which of the following is a likely cause? A. The network drop has not been activated in the wiring closet. B. The cable was damaged in the move. C. The TCP/IP configuration is incorrect. D. The network adapter was damaged in the move.

    You have a workstation that you moved from one cubicle to another. Nothing on the workstation was changed, but the computer refuses to connect to the network. Which of the following is a likely cause?
A. The network drop has not been activated in the wiring closet.
B. The cable was damaged in the move.
C. The TCP/IP configuration is incorrect.
D. The network adapter was damaged in the move.

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CompTIA Network plus Certification Study Guide

CompTIA Network plus Certification Study Guide

Glen Clarke 4th Edition

Chapter 13, Problem 4

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Ensure that the network cable is securely connected to both the computer's network adapter and the network drop in the new cubicle. This will help rule out any loose connections. Show more…

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You have a workstation that you moved from one cubicle to another. Nothing on the workstation was changed, but the computer refuses to connect to the network. Which of the following is a likely cause? A. The network drop has not been activated in the wiring closet. B. The cable was damaged in the move. C. The TCP/IP configuration is incorrect. D. The network adapter was damaged in the move.

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