In telecommunications, what does DIA stand for?

In telecommunications, what does DIA stand for?

• Dynamic Internet Access
• Digital Internet Access
• Direct Internet Access
• Dedicated Internet Access 

EXPLANATION

 These are data center applications which might require your company to need a Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) circuit, instead of the average, cost-effective business Internet access types, like Fios, U-verse, business-class cable, and DSL.

Types of Dedicated Internet Access circuits include:
Dedicated Fiber (a.k.a. fast ethernet, metro ethernet, ethernet over fiber); Ethernet over Copper (EoC); T-1 (DS-1); T-3 (DS-3); and Dedicated Fixed-Wireless.
The type of DIA circuit your company needs, depends on the circuit types available at your address and the bandwidth your company requires. In theory, the type of DIA circuit (i.e. fiber vs. T-1), only affects the bandwidth and price of the Internet connection.

SOURCE

 https://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/dia

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On ESXi, how is the parent-child relation determined between the base disk file and it's delta files, when a snapshot of a VM is taken.

On ESXi, how is the parent-child relation determined between the base disk file and it's delta files, when a snapshot of a VM is taken.

• Through VMFS metadata
• Through ESXi database
• Through .vmx file
• Through .vmdk descriptor file 

EXPLANATION

 Delta disk files: A .vmdk file to which the guest operating system can write. The delta disk represents the difference between the current state of the virtual disk and the state that existed at the time that the previous snapshot was taken. When you take a snapshot, the state of the virtual disk is preserved, which prevents the guest operating system from writing to it, and a delta or child disk is created. A delta disk has two files, including a descriptor file that is small and contains information about the virtual disk and a corresponding file that contains the raw data. The files that make up the delta disk are referred to as child disks or redo logs.

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What is the name of Microsoft's virtualization suite?

What is the name of Microsoft's virtualization suite?

• Hyper-V
• VM Ware
• Viridian
• Windows Server Virtualization 

EXPLANATION

VMware

vmware.comVMware, Inc. is a subsidiary of Dell Technologies that provides cloud computing and platform virtualization software and services. It was the first commercially successful company to virtualize the x86 architecture.

Hyper-V

Microsoft Hyper-V, codenamed Viridian and formerly known as Windows Server Virtualization, is a native hypervisor; it can create virtual machines on x86-64 systems running Windows. Starting with Windows 8, Hyper-V superseded Windows Virtual PC as the hardware virtualization component of the client editions of Windows NT. A server computer running Hyper-V can be configured to expose individual virtual machines to one or more networks.

Type:Native hypervisor

Included with:Windows Server 2008 and later, Select editions of Windows 8 and later

Replaces:Windows Virtual PC

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What is the longest run of UTP cable allowed for a single segment connection?

What is the longest run of UTP cable allowed for a single segment connection?

• 110 to 150 meters
• 90 to 100 Meters
• 100 to 105 meters
• 80 to 89 meters 

EXPLANATION

UTP cable does not have a maximum length.
However, the protocol that runs over UTP has a maximum length for performance and technical reasons (such as collision detection in Ethernet).

You're probably talking about Ethernet, and the maximum end-to-end cable length in Ethernet (at least for 100Base-TX, 1000Base-T and 10GBase-T) is 100M.

Assuming you're running full-duplex, you're withing spec (and hence should be fine) as long as no switch-switch or switch-host connection exceeds 100M.

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What is the port for HTTPS?

What is the port for HTTPS?

• Port 434
• Port 444
• Port 440
• Port 443 

 

EXPLANATION

HTTPS

(HyperText Transport Protocol Secure) The protocol used to access a secure Web server. When https:// is used as the prefix of a Web address rather than the common http://, the session is managed by a security protocol, typically TLS, which superseded SSL, and the transmission is encrypted to and from the Web server. Increasingly, all websites use HTTPS;
for example, in 2015, Wikipedia switched to HTTPS. For details about the HTTP protocol, see HTTP. To learn about the security protocol, see TLS and security protocol. See HSTS and HTTPS Everywhere.

 Port 443 PortTCP - HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol over SSL/TLS)

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