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By running ___ software, one workstation can run multiple operating systems at the same time, allowing a developer to test code in various environments on a virtual machine (VM). |
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The ___ ___ ___ encompasses the software and hardware needed to create the virtual desktop. |
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virtual desktop interface (VDI) |
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Remote administration often uses a ___ ___ which allows a remote administrator to work on the workstation with or without the knowledge of the user. |
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When a single server is used to host multiple logical machines, it is called a ___ ___. |
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A ___ ___ allows multiple switches to exist on the same host (thus saving the implementation of additional hardware). |
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Virtual switches are regularly used with ___ implementations. |
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A key difference between physical and virtual switches is that the virtual switch can provide a direct channel to the virtual ___ adapter for configuration information, avoiding the need for unicast addresses or IGMP snooping to learn multicast group membership. |
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A virtual ___ ___ ___ is a phone system that is hosted by a company other than yours. |
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private branch exchange (PBX) |
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With a Virtual PBX, ___ is used for routing the voice traffic. |
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The advantage of using offsite data hosting is that another location or company is responsible for maintaining ___ and ___. |
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With ___ ___ ___ ___, an outside vendor supplies the entire network. |
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Network as a Service (NaaS) |
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Network as a Service (NaaS) is similar to the ___ __ ___ ___ cloud computing model. |
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Software as a Service (SaaS) |
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OpenStack is an open source implementation of ___ ___ ___ ___. |
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Network as a Service (NaaS) |
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