Server Commission
This person is responsible for adding and updating the server info in the SharePoint server inventory
Server Owner
This is the type of ticket you must submit when requesting a server modification for a non-production server
CR; all production and non-production servers must have a CR submitted for modifications
A server owner is responsible for changing the server inventory status from active to what after they file a decommission request?
Retired
This is the default amount of storage allocated to a virtual machine’s C: drive.
128 GB
If you are the server owner and want to decrease server resources, this is the person whose approval you must obtain before the change can be made
Your division manager
Server owners are responsible for submitting both a change request and an service request for server decommissions; this is the number of days a server must remain powered off before a service request should be created.
30 days
Server owners are expected to know and understand the VLANs their servers are connected to; this is another common name for a VLAN
Subnet
In the three‑step certificate process of Request, Enroll, and Bind, these 2 are the steps that are the responsibility of the server owner.
Request and Bind
After a server has been decommissioned, this is the number of days it will remain in backup
90 days
By default, this is how often backups are performed on servers in the enterprise environment — with bonus points if you can also name the PD backup schedule.
Enterprise – Daily, Weekly, monthly
PD – 15min, daily, weekly, monthly
Of these three server modification types — CPU, RAM, and storage — these are the ones that require the server to be temporarily shut down
CPU, RAM
When submitting a decommission ticket, this is the additional piece of information that must be included about the server — it uses the addressing scheme defined at Layer 3 of the OSI model.
IP Address