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

• A. Update Patches
• B. Simultaneous Connections
• C. Active Directory Credentials
• D. Discovery Scope

Answer: (B)

A cache server’s capacity is described by how many client sessions it can handle at the same time. When it’s said that the cache computer serves about 1,000 connections, it’s referring to simultaneous connections—the number of concurrent client connections the server can manage. That makes Simultaneous Connections the best fit, since the phrase is all about concurrency and how many users or devices can be served at once.

Update patches is about applying software updates, not how many clients can connect concurrently. Active Directory Credentials deal with authenticating users against AD, again not about connection capacity. Discovery Scope describes which devices or network areas are discovered, which relates to visibility, not the number of simultaneous connections a server can support.