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Which of the following statements are true about Resmon? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
The correct answer is B. It is a system monitoring tool. C. It enables users to view and monitor complete resource information about their computer. D. It is a lightweight utility for local host monitoring that is queried by tools like nagios over http. Resmon is a system monitoring tool. It is a lightweight utility for local host monitoring that is queried by tools like nagios over http. It enables users to view and monitor complete resource information about their computer, similar to some of the features found in Task…
Question
Which of the following statements are true about Resmon? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
Options
- AIt is used for parental control and filtering, and controls which Web sites can be visited
- BIt is a system monitoring tool.
- CIt enables users to view and monitor complete resource information about their computer.
- DIt is a lightweight utility for local host monitoring that is queried by tools like nagios over http.
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A11% (5)
- B89% (39)
Explanation
Resmon is a system monitoring tool. It is a lightweight utility for local host monitoring that is queried by tools like nagios over http. It enables users to view and monitor complete resource information about their computer, similar to some of the features found in Task Manager. Answer: A is incorrect. iProtectYou is software that is used for parental control and filtering, and controls which Web sites can be visited and which programs can have Internet access. This tool can specify the access permission to users and groups on a computer. It also specifies words or phrases that will determine whether an email, Instant Message, Web site is blocked. It also blocks other sites that fall into specific categories, such as pornography, violence, etc. Certain newsgroups can also be blocked if they are not included in the database of child-safe groups.
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