You are adding a new rack to your data center, which will house two new blade servers and a new switch. The new servers will be used for file storage and a database server.

The only space you have available in the data center is on the opposite side of the room from your existing rack, which already houses several servers, a switch, and a router. You plan to configure a trunk port on each switch and connect them with a crossover UTP plenum cable that will run through the suspended tile ceiling in the data center.

To provide power for the new devices, you had an electrician install several new $20-$amp wall outlets near the new rack. Each device on the rack will be plugged directly into one of these new wall outlets.

What is wrong with this configuration? $($Select two.$)$

answer

You should implement redundant power supplies for the network devices.

You should not connect networking equipment to a $20-$amp wall circuit.

You should implement a UPS between the wall outlet and the network devices.

You must use a straight$-$through cable to connect the two switches together.

You should not run a plenum cable through a suspended tile ceiling.