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Policies that control how much bandwidth a protocol, pc, user, VLAN or IP address may use.
What fixes it: Latency Sensitivity |
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Controlling the flow of packets into or out from the network according to the type of packet or other rules.
What fixes it: VoIP |
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| The process of taking several servers and making them look like a single server |
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| A collection of technologies and procedures that work together to keep an application available at all times |
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| Also called cache server: a dedicated network server or service acting as a server that saves web pages or other internet content locally |
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the capability of any system to continue functioning after some part of the system has failed
What fixes it: Uptime |
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| Is data whose retrieval or transmission must meet certian time constraints in order to be acceptable to the user |
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| Using an IP network to transfer voice calls |
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| Is a measure of the time a machine has been working and available |
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