I would say A
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Answer:
Captive portal.
Explanation:
A Wi-Fi can be defined as a wireless local area network that allows network devices such as access points (APs), computers (both laptops and desktops), smartphones, smart televisions, etc., to communicate with each other wirelessly over a short-ranged network. It is a standard communication network that uses radio waves to establish a channel (medium) between multiple network devices.
In this scenario, when Flavio first connects to a Wi-Fi, a webpage appears requiring him to first agree to an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) before continuing. Thus, the type of access point (AP) he encountered is a captive portal.
A captive portal can be defined as a webpage that's been designed on a networking device to be viewed and interacted with by the user of a public-access network such as a Wi-Fi, before he or she is granted an access to the network (internet).
Answer:
A. the operating system that is running the virtual machines
Explanation:
A host OS is the software installed on a computer that interacts with the underlying hardware and is usually used to describe an operating system used in a virtualized server to differentiate it from the guest operating system
Answer:
Most modern CPU's have between 16 and 64 General Purpose Registers. Special Purpose Registers have special uses and are either nonprogrammable and internal to the CPU or accessed with special instructions by the programmer.