Which term matches the description: Cache computer serves approximately 1,000 connections?

• A. Active Directory Credentials
• B. Discovery Scope
• C. Simultaneous Connections
• D. Network Mask

Answer: (C)

The concept being tested is how many client sessions a cache server can handle at the same time. This is described by simultaneous connections, which measures the cache’s concurrency capacity—the number of ongoing client connections it can serve without delaying or dropping requests. If a cache computer serves about 1,000 connections, that indicates its capability to handle around a thousand concurrent client sessions.

Active Directory Credentials are about authenticating users against Active Directory, not how many concurrent connections a cache can manage. Discovery Scope refers to which devices or services are located or scanned on the network, not the cache’s connection capacity. Network Mask relates to IP addressing and subnet boundaries, not concurrent connection handling.