A. reliability
B. scalability
C. redundancy
D. manageability

A. An IPS should be deployed if the security policy does not support the denial of traffic.
B. An IPS analyzes a copy of the monitored traffic and not the actual forwarded packet.
C. An IDS analyzes a copy of the monitored traffic and not the actual forwarded packet.
D. Bandwidth considerations must be taken into account since IDS is deployed inline to traffic flow.

A.peer-to-peer
B. hub and spoke
C.partial mesh
D.full mesh

A. This out-of-band approach supports scaling
B. SLB· is not inline.
C. Mode is not as common as bridge or routed mode.
D. Return traffic requires PB·R， server default gateway pointing to SLB·， or client source NAT·

A. -40dBm signal and -90dBm noise
B. -50dBm signal and -90dBm noise
C. -30dBm signal and -90dBm noise
D. -20dBm signal and -90dBm noise

A. Call Admission Control
B. TAPI
C. MGCP
D. SRST

A. 8
B. 14
C. 23
D. 7
E. 19

A. ISL
B. IVR
C. VoQ
D. VSANs
E. Enhanced ISL

A. common network infrastructure
B. abstracted integration
C. network solutions
D. intelligent network services

A. connection speed
B. number of remote sites
C. features to be supported
D. types of devices at the remote site
E. whether packets are encrypted using 3DES or AES
F. number of routes in the routing table at the remote site