Number 22 (1 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

High level of availability, scalability, and fast convergence.

Number 22 (2 of 6)

Core, Distribution, Access

Enforces policy within the network.

Number 22 (3 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Routing boundary

(dynamic, summarization, static)

Number 22 (4 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access)

Provides security, QoS, and IP multicast to network.

Number 22 (5 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Provides a limited set of services.

Number 22 (6 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

The most feature-rich parts of the company network.

Number 26

Leased or Shared

Frame-Relay

Number 26 (2 of 4)

Leased or Shared

TDM

NUmber 26 (3 of 4)

Leased or Shared

SONET

Number 26 (4 of 4)

Leased or Shared

MPLS

Number 28 (1 of 6)

Cabling, Cooling, Power, Security, Space, or Weight Load

"What" of computing load, computing power, and memory requirements.

Number 28 (2 of 6)

Cabling, Cooling, Power, Security, Space, or Weight Load

Disasters, fire suppression, and alarm systems.

Number 28 (3 of 6)

Cabling, Cooling, Power, Security, Space, or Weight Load

Abundant, variable, well-organized, and easy to maintain.

Number 28 (4 of 6)

Cabling, Cooling, Power, Security, Space, or Weight Load

Amount of racks, equipment, cabling, people.

Number 28 (5 of 6)

Cabling, Cooling, Power, Security, Space, or Weight Load

Arranging equioment racks face-to-face or back-to-back.

Number 28 (6 of 6)

Cabling, Cooling, Power, Security, Space, or Weight Load

Rack servers vs. blade servers.

Number 32 (1 of 6)

Small, Medium, or Large

Redundant links.

Number 32 (2 of 6)

Small, Medium, or Large

MPLS deployment model.

Number 32 (3 of 6)

Small, Medium, or Large

Redundant links and devices.

Number 32 (4 of 6)

Small, Medium, or Large

Redundant links and devices.

Number 32 (5 of 6)

Small, Medium, or Large

Private WAN deployment.

Number 32 (6 of 6)

Small, Medium, or Large

Internet deployment model.

Number 35 (1 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Protects the endpoints using network-based intrusion prevention.

Number 35 (2 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Filter and rate limit control-plane traffic.

Number 35 (3 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Protect against inadvertent loops.

Number 35 (4 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Does not perform security functions to mitigate transit threats.

Number 35 (5 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Protect the infrastructure using NFP best practices.

Number 35 (6 of 6)

Core, Distribution, or Access

Protect network services including DHCP, ARP, and IP spoofing protection.

Number 36 (1 of 6)

Device or Network Virtualization

ASA firewall context.

Number 36 (2 of 6)

Device or Network Virtualization

IPS

Number 36 (3 of 6)

Device or Network Virtualization

VPC

Number 36 (4 of 6)

Device or Network Virtualization

VLAN

Number 36 (5 of 6)

Device or Network Virtualization

VDC

Number 36 (6 of 6)

Device or Network Virtualization

VRF

Number 53 (1 of 6)

Data Center, E-Commerce, Enterprise Campus, Enterprise Edge, Internet Connectivty, or Remote Access and VPN

Aggregates connectivity to voice, video, and data outside the enterprise with QoS and security.

Number 53 (2 of 6)

Data Center, E-Commerce, Enterprise Campus, Enterprise Edge, Internet Connectivty, or Remote Access and VPN

Provides internal users with external HTTP, ARP, SMTP, and DNS connectivity.

Number 53 (3 of 6)

Data Center, E-Commerce, Enterprise Campus, Enterprise Edge, Internet Connectivty, or Remote Access and VPN

Enables service-oriented architectures, virtualization, and secure computing with load balancing.

Number 53 (4 of 6)

Data Center, E-Commerce, Enterprise Campus, Enterprise Edge, Internet Connectivty, or Remote Access and VPN

Enables intelligent route and switch, high availability, resilient multi-layer design, and integrated security.

Number 53 (5 of 6)

Data Center, E-Commerce, Enterprise Campus, Enterprise Edge, Internet Connectivty, or Remote Access and VPN

Supports application traffic through the Internet, initiated outside the enterprise network.

Number 53 (6 of 6)

Data Center, E-Commerce, Enterprise Campus, Enterprise Edge, Internet Connectivty, or Remote Access and VPN

Terminates traffic that is forwarded by the Internet Connectivity module.

Number 55 (1 of 3)

Complex text

Support Layer 2 VLANs spanning multiple access layer switches across the distribution switches.

 Number 55 (2 of 3)

 Complex text

Convergence (FHRP) is not an issue.

Number 55 (3 of 3)

Complex text

FHRP for convergence, no VLANs span between the access layer switches across the distribution switches.

Number 28 (1 of 4)

Agent,  MIB, SNMP, Manager

Periodically collects object information.

Number 28 (2 of 4)

Agent, MIB, SNMP, Manager

Management transport mechanism

Number 28 (3 of 4)

Agent, MIB, SNMP, Manager

Generate traps of events.

Number 28 (4 of 4)

Agent, MIB, SNMP, Manager

Store information about network objects.

Number 108 (1 of 5)

Protects the endpoints (laptops, desktops and servers)

Number 108 (2 of 5)

Provides multiple functions as a high performance security appliance.

Number 108 (3 of 5)

Prevents DDoS attacks.

Number 108 (4 of 5)

Provides Web-based VPN services.

Number 108 (5 of 5)

Prevents attacks inline.