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A. Proactive fault management
B. Fault management
C. Reactive fault management
D. Preventive fault management
Explanation: Fault management is really closely related to performance management. It is important to ensure that the network handles faults as effectively as it handles it’s normal functioning to achieve better performance management.
A. Documentation
B. Information
C. Servers
D. Entity
Explanation: The documentation subsystem of configuration management handles the log making and reporting functions of the configuration management. It also reports the errors in the network caused by the configuration’s failure.
A. Reactive fault management
B. Reconfigured fault management
C. Accounting management
D. Security management
Explanation: Control of users’ access to network resources through charges is the main responsibility of accounting management. The accounting management creates a log of the users activity on the network too and goes hand-in-hand with the configurations management.
A. Transmission path
B. Virtual path
C. Virtual circuit
D. Transmission circuit
Explanation: The physical connection between an end point and a switch or between two switches is transmission path. The transmission path is the physical roadway that the packet needs to propagate in order to travel through the network.
A. Circuit-switched networks
B. Message-switched networks
C. Packet-switched networks
D. Stream-switched networks
Explanation: Packet switched network is most preferred for pipelining process. Pipelining exponentially reduces the time taken to transmit a large number of packets in the network.
A. Ip server
B. Domain
C. Network
D. Data
Explanation: Network is the main entity connecting different components in a place. A network map is made to track each component and its connection to the network to ensure better network management.
A. SMTP
B. Udp
C. Snmp
D. TCP/IP
Explanation: MIB stands for Management Information Base. Simple network management controls the group of objects in management information base. It is usually used with SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol).
A. Three categories
B. Five broad categories
C. Seven broad categories
D. Ten broad categories
Explanation: The five broad categories of network management are • Fault Management • Configuration Management • Accounting (Administration) • Performance Management • Security Management.