1.Identify, describe, and contrast two of the different types of project endings. Give examples from daily life where informal projects you have been involved in have ended with the project endings you described. Were these projects successful? How might they have turned out if they had a different type of ending?

2.At the end of a project, all the artifacts created during the life of the project become part of the historical project documentation. How would you manage this documentation? Is there any value to keeping it? Give an example of how documentation from a previous project could influence a future project. Describe any pitfalls or benefits to retaining historical information.

1. Describe some of the drawbacks to a 'router-on-a-stick' implementation.

2. Describe how multi-layer switches have changed network design. Many small-to-medium sized businesses make use of separate data and voice networks. How would you implement routing (or isolation) between these subnets in a company with 15 employees and a very small IT budget?