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Pre Test Block 2 Flashcards

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1
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Software that runs virtual machine and can install or run multiple VMs

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Hypervisor

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Hard drive interface providing faster transfer times, thinner more flexible cabling, and easier plug-an-play connections

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SATA

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Specialized storage device or group of storage devices providing centralized fault-tolerant data storage for a network.

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NAS

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Device that resides on the LAN as an independent network node and has its own IP address.

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NAS

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Import benefit is its ability to provide multiple clients on the network with access to the same file

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NAS

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_____ is appropriate for organizations requiring fault-tolerance and fast data access

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NAS

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Specialized high-speed network of storage devices and switches connected to servers or computer systems.

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SAN

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Not only are _____ extremely fault-tolerant but they are also extremely fast

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SANs

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9
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Fibre channel connects devices within the _____

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SAN

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10
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This storage type uses a faster more efficient method of writing data. Best suited to environments with huge quantities of data that must always be quickly available

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SAN

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11
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What are the two types of RAID

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Hardware and Software

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12
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How many levels does RAID have

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5 (0,1,5,6,10)

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13
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Which RAID level has no fault-tolerance

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RAID 0

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14
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What RAID level carries out mirroring or duplexing where the data on a disk is copied onto one disk or a pair of disks

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RAID 1

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15
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Which RAID is the most common/popular

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RAID 5

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16
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Both data and parity information are striped across 3 or more drives. Is what level of RAID

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RAID 5

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Has high read/write speed.
Good capacity and cost effective.
It’s not very efficient with large data transfers

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RAID 5

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18
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Two parity block are written in this level to help in the data recovery process. Disadvantage the performance is not very good for small data transfers. Extension of RAID 5

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RAID 6

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19
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What is the first event in the information processing cycle

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Inputting data (IPOS)

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20
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Acquisition, Data Entry, Validation are sub-stages of ______

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Input

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20
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Any peripheral device helping feed data and control signals to a computer system

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Input Devices

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21
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What are the two types of Input Devices

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Direct input devices (Touchscreen), Indirect pointers (Mouse)

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22
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Types of peripheral hardware connected to the computer either using cables or over a wireless network

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Output Devices

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23
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Create a hard copy rendition of a digitally rendered design

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Plotters

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24
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_____ technology allows for saving space and increasing the efficiency of the servers

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Blade

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25
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_________ provides a central connection point for each blade

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Backplane

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26
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Combination of software applications and an operating system tricked into thinking it has its own dedicated hardware

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Virtual Machine (VM)

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27
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_________ simply separates hardware from the software

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Virtualization

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28
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Software that runs the virtual machines

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Hypervisor

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29
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Which hypervisor type runs directly on top of the system hardware

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Type 1 (bare metal)

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30
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Which hypervisor type runs on a hosted operating system

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Type 2 (Hosted)

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31
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Supports higher level of services to establish trust in virtualized environments

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vTPM

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32
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Most common type of virtualization

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Server Virtualization

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33
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Partitioning of a physical server into smaller virtual servers. Hides the servers hardware resources.

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Server Virtualization

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34
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One of the most common applications of virtualization

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Server consolidation

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35
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uses a single shared OS to host many users simultaneously is what virtualization

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Operating-system-level Virtualization

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36
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_____________ also called container virtualization

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Operating-system-level Virtualization

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37
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This virtualization software
presents a software representation of the underlying hardware an operating system would typically interact with

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Hardware Emulation

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38
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Virtualization technology used to separate a desktop computer environment from the physical device used to access it

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Client Virtualization

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39
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__________ also known as Terminal Services or Remote Desktop Services

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Presentation Virtualization

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40
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What is the most mature and most widely used client virtualization architecture

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Presentation Virtualization

41
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_______ also known as Server-Hosted Virtual Desktops

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VDI

42
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Is an evolutionary step beyond presentation virtualization

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VDI

43
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Uses a standard desktop operating system running on a hypervisor

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VDI

44
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Is the reverse of VDI

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IDV

45
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Is potentially less disruptive than VDI since it does not require a large data center investment

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IDV

46
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Applications run locally on the computing device but they are not installed on the device in the conventional sense

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Application Virtualization

47
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What are the two concepts of Cloud Computing

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Abstraction, Virtualization

48
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A process in which specific details are hidden or ignored to simplify or generalize something

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Abstraction

49
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Process in which software manages hardware resources of physical hosts

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Virtualization

50
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Characteristics of Cloud Computing

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On-demand self-service, Broad Network Access, Resource Pooling, Rapid Elasticity, Measured Service

51
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Consumer can get access to computing capabilities without any human interaction

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On-Demand Self-service

52
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Means the hosted application should be reachable to any network device

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Broad Network Access

53
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Cloud enables users to enter and use data within business management software hosted on the cloud at the same time, from any location and at any time

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Resource Pooling

54
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Straightforward idea that the consumers only pay for the resources they consume

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Measured Service

55
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Cloud is flexible and scalable. Consumers can quickly and easily add or remove software features to suit immediate business needs

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Rapid Elasticity

56
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What are the Service Model types

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Software as a service (SaaS), Platform as a service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

57
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Different type of applications are offered to the customer as a service on-demand

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Software as a service

58
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A layer of software or devlopment environment is encapsulated and offered as a service over which other higher level of services can be built

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Platform as a service

59
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Provides basic computing capabilities and storage as standardized services over the network

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Infrastruture as a service

60
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Which service model reduces hardware footprint and eliminates any licensing risks

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Software as a service

61
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What are the options of Deployment Model Types

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Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Community Cloud, Personal Cloud

62
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Open to the general is pay-as-you-go model. Shared by all customes. Main advantage is that it provides scalability seamlessly on demand

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Public Cloud

63
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Is built for single enterprise and aims to address data security and offer greater control

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Private cloud

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Types of Private Cloud

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On-premise (iinternal clouds), Externally hosted

65
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Combinatino of private and public clouds.

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Hybrid Cloud

66
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A multi-talent cloud service model shared by several organizations.

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Community Cloud

67
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A hybrid form of private cloud built and operated specifically for a targeted organization of communities

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Community Cloud

68
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A small server in a home or small network that can be accessed over the internet

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Personal Cloud

69
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Benefits of Cloud Computing

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Cost efficient
Unlimited sorage
Backup and recovery
Automatic software integration
Easy access to information
Quick deployment
Scalability

70
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Provides a central connection point for each blade

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Backplane

71
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A sudden, unplanned event that causes great damage and loss to an organization

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Disaster

72
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Response to a sudden, unplanned event that will enable an organization continue critical business functinos until normal IT-related services can resume

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Disaster Recovery

73
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Concerned with continuing critical functinos & processes during emergencies. Applies to the mission itself

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Continuity Plannning

74
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Steps needed to recover operations of informaiton systems. Applies to information systems

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Contingency Planning

75
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Procedures to sustain the Mission Essential Functions at an alternet site for 30 days.

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COOP

76
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Procedures for relocating an information system to an alternate location

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DRP

77
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Actiated after major system disruptions with long-term effects

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DRP

78
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Focused on recovering an information system. May be independent or part of a larger plan

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ISCP

79
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Focused on mitigating and correcting cyber-attacks

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CISR

80
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Procedures for sustainging business operations while recovering from disaster

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BCP

81
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Procedures minimizing loss of life or injury

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OEP

82
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Goal is to ensure lost data can be recovered quickly, efficiently and as completely as possible

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Data Backup Strategy

83
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What are the Data Backup Methods

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Full Backup, Incremental dat Backup, Differential Backup

84
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Starting poit for all other backups. Requires the most disk space

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Full Data Backup

85
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Processes only new or changed files since last full or incremental backup

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Incremental Data Backup

86
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Processes only files that have changed since last full backup

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Differential Data Backup

87
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Organizations have a list of critical devices needing protecting

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Priotity Restoration Plan

88
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An alternate facility for recovering and performing operations for an extended period

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Alternate Site

89
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Consists of a facility with adequate space and infrastructure

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Cold Site

90
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Partially equipped office spaces containing some or all of the system hardware

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Warm Site

91
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Office spaces appropriately sized to support system requirements and fully configured

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Hot Site

92
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One site is equipped and configured exactly like the primary site

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Mirrored Site

93
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A large truck or a trailer turned into a data processing or systems allowing for immediate processing

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Mobile Hot Site

94
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Different facilities throughout the world, and the organization can move all data processing from one facility to another in a matter of seconds

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Multiple Processing Centers

95
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Contains items that technical staff need to rebuild the server

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HotBox

96
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Unscheduled network, equipment, or application outages or degradations caused by such things as environmental problems, equipment malfunctions, systems crashes, etc.

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USI

97
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Should provide a continuous power stream to a server room. Backup power supply for disasters

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Electric Power

98
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Maintains a continuous supply of electrical power to all your connected equipment

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UPS

99
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Provide power in the vent of prolonged power interruption

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