3.1 Explain the purpose of organizational process and procedures. Flashcards
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Physical Diagram
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- This type of diagram follows the physical wire and device along with physical rack locations.
2
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Logical Diagram
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- This is a specialized software map with a higher level view of connectivity (WAN layout, application flows).
- Useful for planning and collaboration.
3
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Rack Diagram
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- A detailed view of exactly where equipment is located and what it might look like if you were standing right in front of it yourself.
4
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What things play a huge part in asset inventory?
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- Hardware
- Software
- Licensing
- Warranty Support
5
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What is IPAM?
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- IP Address Management
- The ability to manage IP addressing to plan, track and configure DHCP.
- Report on IP address usage (time of day, user-to-IP mapping)
6
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What is an SLA?
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- Service Level Agreement
- Minimum terms for service provided.
Uptime, response time agreement, etc. - Commonly used between customers and service providers.
7
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What is a wireless survey / heat map?
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- A type of map that identifies wireless signal strength.
8
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What is EOL?
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- End of Life
- Manufacturer stops supporting the hardware.
- May continue to provide security patches an updates.
9
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What is EOS?
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- End of Support
- Manufacturer stops updating a product altogether.
- The current version you have is the final version.
10
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What things play a part in software management?
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- Patches and bug fixes
- Operating System (OS)
- Firmware
11
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What is “decommissioning” with regards to life-cycle management?
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- Managing asset disposal once you no longer need it (desktops, laptops, tablets, mobile devices).
- Sanitize the media or destroy.
- Could be a legal issue and you may have to store the equipment.
12
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Production Configuration
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- The configuration that you are currently using (real-time).
13
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Back-up Configuration
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- The configuration of the the baseline plus the most recent changes done since your last back-up of configuration settings.
14
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Baseline Configuration
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- The foundational configuration or minimum set of configurations needed to have your system run efficiently.
- All application instances must follow this configuration.