Place the standard stages of an enterprise network change management workflow in the correct chronological order from first to last.
- 1Submit a formal Request for Change (RFC) document detailing the purpose, scope, and rollback plan.
- 2Perform a risk assessment and obtain formal review and authorization from the Change Advisory Board (CAB).
- 3Execute the configuration changes on the target network devices during the approved maintenance window.
- 4Perform post-implementation testing and update configuration baseline documentation.
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The correct chronological sequence is: 1) Submit a formal Request for Change (RFC) document, 2) Perform a risk assessment and obtain Change Advisory Board (CAB) approval, 3) Execute the configuration changes during the maintenance window, and 4) Perform post-implementation testing and update configuration baseline documentation.
The standard change management lifecycle follows a strict sequence: initiating the process by submitting an RFC, analyzing risks and acquiring authorization from the Change Advisory Board (CAB), carrying out the change inside an authorized maintenance window, and concluding with post-implementation validation and documentation updates.
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