Answer:
A Documentation, hope this helps.
AUPs often involves not going onto unauthorized sites or downloading certain content, not using the service to violate any law, and not connecting to unauthorized devices through the network.
<h3>What is AUP?</h3>
AUP stands for Acceptable Use Policy, which refers to a policy that regulates users when they access a corporate newtork.
<h3>How does an AUP regulates users?</h3>
Most AUPs imply:
- Users can only access certain sites and dowloading specific content is forbidden.
- The access to the internet or network cannot be used for criminal purposes.
- Only authorized users can connect to the corporate network.
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Answer:
(B) plug and play
Explanation:
If a device does not require a driver, it is <u>plug and play</u>. Plug and Play (PnP) is a combination of hardware and software support that enables a computer system to recognize and adapt to hardware configuration changes with little or no intervention by a user, including the loading of appropriate drivers.
This sounds like a multiple choice answer can I have 4 choices to pick?
Generally I'd recommend not buying one online, tends to be cheaper from a shop - and better used, although their are some risks with 2nd hand devices, I think the big price cut it worth it.
If you did want to buy online, maybe Amazon or Ebay?
