CSC 240: Networking II
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Assignment 8
This assignment is based on chapter 13.
- What term refers to how consistently and reliable a network can be accessed by normal users?
- Identify three phenomena network administrators should consider when designing a sound network.
- The worst consequence of applying overly stringent file restrictions on the network is:
- Identify a method of anticipating problems before they affect network availability or integrity.
- Identify the protocol thought to aid the spread of virus Bots.
- Which type of antivirus scanning method is perhaps the most fallible and likely to give false alarms?
- The capacity for a system to continue performing despite an unexpected malfunction is called:
- Fluctuation in voltage levels caused by other devices on the network or electromagnetic interference is called:
- What is the main disadvantage of redundancy on a network?
- Components that can be removed and replaced or a PC while it is running are called:
- Automatic distribution of traffic over multiple links for response optimization is referred to as:
- RAID systems often have spares - what type of spare requires a service interruption?
- What type of backup saves data across the internet to another company's storage array?
- Identify the most popular tape backup rotation scheme.
- The best disaster recovery option for organizations that cannot tolerate downtime is:
Know the following terms:
- Array
- Backup
- Bot
- Clustering
- Disaster Recovery
- Failure
- Fault
- Hot Spare/Hot swappable
- Integrity
- Network Virus/Worm
- RAID
- Redundancy
- Surge
- UPS
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