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C172 WGU Complete V3 Exam 377 Questions with VerifiedAnswers
National Fire Protection Association - CORRECT ANSWER NFPA;
creates standards and codes to help form safe environments and prevent
accidents
Code of Federal Regulations - CORRECT ANSWER CFR
Emergency action plan - CORRECT ANSWER EAP
Fire prevention plan - CORRECT ANSWER FPP
Safety data sheets - CORRECT ANSWER SDS;
required documentation that identifies potential hazards;
formerly MSDS (material SDS)
Biometric Systems - CORRECT ANSWER Systems that measure and analyze specific
characteristics of the human body for the purpose of authentication
FISMA (Federal Information Security Management Act) - CORRECT ANSWER a
federal law that was developed to protect government information, operations,
and assets against security threats
GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act) - CORRECT ANSWER federal law that requires all
financial institutions to protect customer financial information data, to safeguard
the financial information against security threats, and to deny any unwarranted
access to financial data
PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) - CORRECT ANSWER
standard set by the Payment Card Industry that holds banks and merchants
accountable for any credit card breach
MOU (memorandum of understanding) - CORRECT ANSWER a formal agreement
between two or more parties to establish official service partnerships;
,sometimes called letter of intent (LOI)
SLA (Service Level Agreement) - CORRECT ANSWER a formal agreement typically
between a service provider and a client or end user that defines the level of
service expected from the provider
MSA (master service agreement) - CORRECT ANSWER an overarching document
that creates a framework for multiple service level agreements;
facilitates the creation of future agreements
MLA (Master license agreement) - CORRECT ANSWER defines the owner rights,
terms, and conditions related to intellectual property
SOW (Statement of work) - CORRECT ANSWER a document often used in
conjunction with an MSA that contains all the specifics of the service;
includes deliverables, schedules, responsibilities
AUP (Acceptable Use Policy) - CORRECT ANSWER outlines the acceptable use of IT
equipment and related services
incident response policy - CORRECT ANSWER 1. preparation
2. identification
3. containment
4. eradication
5. recovery
6. follow-up
privileged user agreement - CORRECT ANSWER establishes expectations for the
conduct of individuals granted privileged access to an organization's enterprise
systems and services
password policy - CORRECT ANSWER sets rules for computing passwords for an
organization
MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) - CORRECT ANSWER measures the system's
reliability by identifying the average time between failures
,MTTF (mean time to failure) - CORRECT ANSWER predicts the equipment runtime
before a failure requires the equipment to be replaced
MTTR (mean time to recover or repair) - CORRECT ANSWER measures the average
time it takes to bring a system back from failure
differential backup - CORRECT ANSWER includes all data that has changed since
the last full backup
HA (High Availability) - CORRECT ANSWER describes systems that are in
continuous operation for a long time, with minimal downtime
cold site - CORRECT ANSWER empty facility with only power and cooling, but no
equipment or racks
hot site - CORRECT ANSWER full-blown operational facility with power, cooling,
and equipment racked and powered up and connected to the network; a
duplicate of the current data center
warm site - CORRECT ANSWER a not-yet-operational facility with power, cooling,
and rack space; equipment is onsite but not racked or powered up
core - CORRECT ANSWER An independent processing unit that is responsible for
reading and executing program instructions
cache - CORRECT ANSWER A block of memory set aside for temporary storage of
information
Host Machine - CORRECT ANSWER Another name for a physical machine or virtual
host
Hypervisor - CORRECT ANSWER Software that is used for managing and
controlling the underlying physical hardware and associated virtual hardware
Virtual machine monitor - CORRECT ANSWER VMM
, Type 1 Hypervisor (bare-metal hypervisor) - CORRECT ANSWER A hypervisor that
is loaded directly on hardware to abstract the hardware to the virtualization layer
and that is commonly used on servers
Type 2 Hypervisor (hosted hypervisor) - CORRECT ANSWER A hypervisor that is
loaded on an operating system and abstracts the virtualization layer through its
host operating system and is commonly used on personal computers
vMotion, XenMotion, Live Migration - CORRECT ANSWER Different vendor options
for moving a designated host server in the event of a physical server failure
Hyper-V (a type 1 hypervisor) - CORRECT ANSWER A virtualization program that is
part of Windows operating systems
virtual switch - CORRECT ANSWER A software-based switch that is used for
establishing connections between virtual and physical networks
vSwitch (type 1 virtual switch; standard virtual switch) - CORRECT ANSWER typical
virtual switch that is dedicated to one specific host and must be managed from
that host
dvSwitch (type 2 virtual switch; distributed virtual switch) - CORRECT ANSWER
virtual switch that can span multiple host VMs, connecting their virtual networks
together and needs to communicate with central control plane
cloud computing (cloud service) - CORRECT ANSWER An outsourced and hosted
computing environment that delivers IT services to users via a network
MX (mail exchange) record - CORRECT ANSWER The mail exchange record, which
points to the incoming email servers of the organization
CNAME record (canonical name record) - CORRECT ANSWER used to specify that a
domain name is an alias for another domain (alias for a hostname)
PaaS (Platform as a Service) - CORRECT ANSWER A service that focuses on
application development on any desired platform utilizing cloud computing
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