A.Have a multi-tier out-of-band management network.

B.Use in-band network management.

C.Keep the out-of-band management network as flat and simple as possible.

D.Use spanning tree to prevent loops within the out-of-band management network.

A.It provides detection, isolation, and resolution of network faults and incidents.

B.It helps administrators to more quickly and intuitively manage all phases of a security policy life cycle.

C.It provides the power to quickly design, provision, and deliver MPLS and other Ethernet services.

D.It simplifies Ethernet switch deployments and provides rapid operation of campus and data center networks.

A.logical topology

B.routing policies

C.traffic flow analysis

D.trust and untrust zones

A.The average number of wireless devices that will be connecting to the network.

B.The number of guest users.

C.The number of remote workers.

D.The average bandwidth usage of users.

A.Relevant supporting information outlining why the customer should choose your plan.

B.Overview of your proposed solution.

C.Introduction of the customer's need or problem.

D.Identification of business benefits.