TestOut PC Pro 8.3

If a printer is connected directly to a Windows workstation, what can be done to allow other workstations on the same network to send print jobs to this printer? Configure the printer to be a print server. Configure the workstation as a print driver. The printer can only be shared by disconnecting it from the workstation and connecting it to the network. Configure the printer to be a shared printer.

Configure the printer to be a shared printer.

Which of the following methods can be used to connect a printer to a network? (Select TWO.) Connect your printer to an external print server device that is connected to the network. Plug a network cable into your printer's serial port. Plug a USB-to-Ethernet adapter in your printer's USB port. Plug a network cable into your printer's USB port. Plug an Ethernet cable into the network port in the printer.

Connect your printer to an external print server device that is connected to the network. Plug an Ethernet cable into the network port in the printer.

If a printer is not Wi-Fi capable, how can it be set up to provide the most reliable wireless printing? If the printer is Ethernet capable, it can be connected to the network through a wireless router. If the printer has a USB port, plug in a USB wireless adapter. If the printer is Bonjour-enabled, it can be discovered by workstations using the Bonjour service. Share the printer from a computer that has a wireless network connection.

If the printer is Ethernet capable, it can be connected to the network through a wireless router.

Which of the following is an advantage of connecting a printer to a network? Printing speed is increased. Multiple users can print to the same printer. You can use a less costly printer. Troubleshooting costs are decreased.

Multiple users can print to the same printer.

Which connector is most commonly used to connect printers to desktop PC systems? Firewire USB IEEE 1284 802.11 wireless card Ethernet network card

USB