IP Network Monitoring
___ ___ ___ includes improvements in the areas of performance, security, confidentiality, and manager-to-manager communication
What is SNMP Version 2?
___ ___ is used to eliminate a single failure point within a network.
What is redundant power?
___ is a fault tolerant technique that utilizes more than 1 link
What is Link-Aggregation/EtherChannel?
Traffic will go to another link when a link _________
What is Fails?
Redundancy is not a benefit of EtherChannel.
What is false?
SNMP is used by ___ ___
Network managers
UPS are considered ___ and ___
What are inexpensive and convenient?
An oversaturated link will drop ___
What are packets?
Etherchannel primarily used ___ ___
What are Cisco switches?
Some methods EtherChannel used to decide which physical link to send data over are:
What is the source and destination MAC address The source and destination IP address The source and destination port?
This version added security and remote configuration enhancements to SNMP.
What is version 3?
__ __ __ is beneficial because, over time, power supplies fail.
What is power supply redundancy?
__________ is the value range an EtherChannel link can be assigned
What is 0-7?
___ technology is used to interconnect LAN switches, routers, etc...
What is EtherChannel?
__________ is an application–layer protocol that is a part of Transport Control Protocol⁄Internet Protocol (TCP⁄IP) protocol suite.
What is SNMP
___ ___ is limited when it comes to UPS's
What is Power Solution?
________ members can be on an EtherChannel link
What is 8?
_________ ___ provides a solution for network managers who require higher bandwidth between servers, routers, and switches than single-link Ethernet technology can provide.
What is link aggregation?
____________ is used to receive reports of potential issues, such as adverse trends or devices out of tolerance?
What is SNMP?
Redundancy uses duplication of ___ ___, increasing the reliability of the system.
What are critical components/devices
Where does link aggregation exist?
What are both standards-based and proprietary implementations?
Some links have more than one value assigned to them?
What is True?