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1. Helping a Client Make Linux Decisions" Please respond to the following:
• Planning is one of the most important aspects of any project. You work as a Linux consultant and have been asked to recommend a Linux distribution for a 1 terabyte server. Because you were given limited information, identify at least 3 questions that you would ask the client and explain why these questions are the most important. You also find out that the client wants a secure file system. Using the Internet, provide a web resource that outlines the different Linux file systems that could help the client make a decision.
2. After reading about and studying VPNs this week, describe a scenario where you might find a VPN useful in the business world. What are some major concerns you might have as a network manager?
3. OSI Model: Understanding the Seven Layers of Computer Networks
Understanding the function and responsibilities of each layer of the OSI model will help you to understand how network communications function. To make the most of the OSI model, you must be able to remember the name of the seven layers in their proper order.
Let's have some fun and think about mnemonics from the initial letters of the layer names so they are easier to remember. You may work from the physical layer to the application layer or the reverse.
For example: Physical - Data link - Network - Transport - Session - Presentation - Application
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Think of an original mnemonic for the OSI model and post with your discussion post.
Next, select one of the layers and: (1) discuss a function of the layer and (2) provide an example of a common networking component for the layer.
For example: Layer 2 is the data link layer and allows a device to access the network to send and receive messages. A common network component for this layer is a network interface card (NIC).
There are many functions and components to select from, so please do not replicate selections already chosen by your peers.