A network administrator is configuring infrastructure for an enterprise organization. The organization requires a dedicated, high-speed network to transfer block-level data between server clusters and storage arrays within the primary data center. Additionally, the organization must establish connectivity between corporate headquarters and multiple regional branch offices located across different states. Which network types correctly fulfill these two operational requirements? (Select TWO.)
- SAN (Storage Area Network) for high-speed block-level storage trafficCevap
- WAN (Wide Area Network) for connecting geographically dispersed branch officesCevap
- CLAN (Local Area Network) for interconnecting branch offices across different states
- DPAN (Personal Area Network) for high-speed data center storage traffic
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SAN (Storage Area Network) for high-speed block-level storage traffic, and WAN (Wide Area Network) for connecting geographically dispersed branch offices
Storage Area Networks (SANs) are high-speed, dedicated networks that deliver block-level storage access between servers and storage arrays in a data center. Wide Area Networks (WANs) interconnect networks across large geographic distances, making them necessary for connecting headquarters to branch offices in separate states.
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Geographic and functional scoping of network classifications (SAN, WAN, LAN, PAN)