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TLY1 CA7.1 A to Z terms

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Guess a term for each letter from the provided networking and storage text.

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TLY1 CA7.1 A to Z terms
 

TLY1 CA7.1 A to Z termsOnline version

Guess a term for each letter from the provided networking and storage text.

by Muhammad Asif
A
B
C
D
E
F
H
I
K
L
M
N
P
R
S
T

Starts with A

NAS uses File-level; SAN uses Block storage.

Starts with B

NAS simplifies backup and recovery; SAN is built for large-scale data management.

Starts with C

Standard protocol used by NAS for file sharing.

Starts with D

A benefit of NAS, simplifying data organization.

Starts with E

Common technology used to connect devices in a LAN.

Starts with F

Primary protocol used by SAN for high-speed data transfer.

Starts with H

SAN allows the server to treat remote storage as locally attached hard drives.

Starts with I

DNS Servers translate domain names into numerical IP addresses.

Starts with K

Foundational concept, with the DNS Server as a key example.

Starts with L

Network connecting computers within a limited area (e.g., home, office).

Starts with M

SAN's low latency makes it essential for mission-critical applications and large databases.

Starts with N

A file-level storage solution connected directly to a network (LAN).

Starts with P

Rules governing network communication (e.g., NFS, CIFS, FC).

Starts with R

NAS offers limited redundancy (a drawback).

Starts with S

A high-speed, dedicated, block storage network separate from the primary LAN.

Starts with T

A core concept of network design covered in this section.

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