Question 1 (1 point) Which one of the following is a good definition of “busines

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Question 1 (1 point)

Which one of the following is a good definition of “business requirements”?

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Business requirements are what procedures the business must follow

Business requirements are what a business must deliver to provide value to its customers

Business requirements are what information technologies a business needs

Business requirements are the laws and regulations that the business must follow

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Question 2 (1 point)

You have been asked to consult with a business to determine its requirements. Identify one or more key stakeholders in the business from the following list.

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The owner of the business

The customers of the business

The board of directors

Employees of the business

Mid-level managers in the business

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Question 3 (1 point)

As part of your consultation with a business, you have obtained the following logical design for their existing network. The business cannot afford for its network to fail for more than five minutes in any working day. The business expects to expand into two buildings in the next six years, with 60 end devices in each building.

Based on your understanding of the six network design goals, describe how the existing network design will not be able to meet the future requirements of the business.

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Question 4 (1 point)

Match the different business requirements of an organisation with the correct network design goal:

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Manageability

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Security

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Performance    

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Scalability

We believe that our customer base will double in the next three years, and we need to be ready to meet this demand.

We value our customers’ privacy. We want to ensure that their personal data cannot only be access by authorised staff.

When our new product launches in May, we expect to see 1,200 on-line purchase requests every hour.

It is taking too long for network failures in our remote branches to be fixed. We need a solution to this problem.

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Question 5 (1 point)

Based on the information provided by the business in question 3, draw a network design which will meet their future requirements. Label all devices (switch, router, PC, server, etc.). Show the speed of all links.

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Question 6 (1 point)

In 200 words or less, describe the features of your design that help to meet the requirements of the business.

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Question 7 (1 point)

Name two operating systems which would be suitable to deploy on the web and e-mail servers in the business.

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Question 8 (1 point)

You are about to take a baseline of an organisation’s existing network. Which performance parameters would you measure?

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The number of words per second that employees can type.

The utilisation of the WAN link.

The number of packets on a link with checksum errors.

The number of database transactions that the server can process per second.

The length of the CAT-6 trunk lines between the switches.

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Question 9 (1 point)

An organisation currently has 10 employees. The network has a 3Mbps WAN link. For most of the working day, the WAN link has a utilisation of 2.5 Mbps. Occasionally, this peaks to 3Mbps; when this occurs, WAN packet loss increases from 0% to 5%.

In 200 words or less, predict the bandwidth of the WAN link that will be required when the organisation expands to 25 employees. Give sound reasoning to justify your prediction.

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Question 10 (1 point)

When you are determining the costs of the network design, the costs for cabling is usually determined:

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On a cable drop basis

On a cable length basis

On a cable length and quality basis

On the number of the wall plates to be installed

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Question 11 (1 point)

You and your friend plan to become network consultants when you graduate. Number the following steps in the correct order, so that you can obtain equipment prices from resellers of network equipment.

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Establish professional links with a number of equipment resellers

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Obtain up to date quotes for specific equipment from each reseller

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Communicate with your contact at each reseller

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Set up a legitimate network consultancy with a business name and ABN

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Question 12 (1 point)

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Your proposed network design is radically different to the existing network. Some training will be needed before the people on the organisation can use the new network. Label each of the following training requirements with either the word Users (if the users will need training on this), or Admins (if the network administrators will need training on this).

Understanding of inter-VLAN routing

Logging in to the PC and Mac desktops

Sending and receiving e-mails

Configuration of Spanning Tree on switches

Conducting a baseline of the new network

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Question 13 (1 point)

You have drafted your final network design report. Before you print it out to send off to your client, you decide to review your report. In 200 words or less, explain why it is important to review your report, and outline some of the information in your report that you would review.

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Question 14 (1 point)

Your final network design report consists of a number of sections. Number each of the sections in your report in the correct order.

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Appendices

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Costings

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Review of existing network

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Introduction

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Conclusion

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Business requirements

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Executive summary

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Proposed new network design

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Title page

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Predicted performance

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Question 15 (1 point)

You have printed out your final network design proposal and you put the report into an envelope to post it to your client. The client is a small business with about 30 employees, split across three sections (Sales, Marketing, Customer Support). Name the position of the person you would deliver your report to, and explain why you would send it to this person.

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Business requirements are what procedures the business must follow

Business requirements are what a business must deliver to provide value to its customers

Business requirements are what information technologies a business needs

Business requirements are the laws and regulations that the business must follow

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1) b) Business requirements are what a business must deliver to provide value to its customers.

These are the objectives a business must follow to meet the organizational objectives.

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