Guideline #1: Handling Failure Multiple connections should be used between switches in a manner that both improves
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Guideline #1: Handling Failure
- Multiple connections should be used between switches in a manner that both improves performance and resiliency so that if a single cable or connector fails the network stays up and running. Discuss.
Guideline #2: Stability of Services
- Servers that provide important services like DHCP, DNS and file storage should be able to tolerate a network adapter or cabling failure and still provide services.
- The network must continue to run in the event of power related issues like brownouts or outages of short duration.
Guideline #3: Monitoring Network Devices
- Configuration and status information for all switches, routers, and servers should be gathered and monitored on a continual basis so that potential problems are quickly identified and corrected.
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