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Chapter 9 T/F



This activity contains 8 questions.

Question 1.
While fault management is considered a key component of network management, performance management falls in the area of service management and is not considered a component of network management.

   
 
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Question 2.
The management information base (MIB) is a repository of data maintained at a managing entity site, providing the network manager with a centralized, quick-to-query database regarding current network status.

   
 
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Question 3.
The SNMP Trap message is sent by a managed entity to inform a managing entity of an exceptional event, and requires that the managing entity respond to the event via a SetRequest message.

   
 
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Question 4.
SNMPv3 provides for both encryption and authentication of SNMP messages.

   
 
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Question 5.
The Structure of Management Information (SMI) is a data definition language that is used to define the management information residing in a managed network entity

   
 
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Question 6.
ASN.1's TLV encoding specifies a standard format in which data are stored in a host or router's memory.

   
 
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Question 7.
If an organization wants to prevent external clients from initiating connections to internal servers, it can simply filter all incoming segments with the ACK bit set to 0.

   
 
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Question 8.
An institution's e-mail server can be considered as an application gateway.

   
 
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