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3 years ago

The user can set their own computer hostname and username. Which stage of the hardware lifecycle does this scenario belong to?

Computers and Technology

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11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago

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Answer:

Deployment

Explanation:

Hardware lifecycle management is geared at making optimum use of the computer hardware so as to maximize all the possible benefits. During the deployment stage of the hardware lifecycle, the user is prompted by the computer to input their own computer hostname and username. In doing this, it is important that the user takes note of possible flaws in security. Passwords are set at this stage too. The four stages in the hardware lifecycle are procurement, deployment, maintenance, and retirement. At the deployment stage, the hardware is set up and allocated to employees so that they can discharge their duties effectively.

So, for organizations, it is important that strong passwords are used to prevent security breaches in the event that an employee leaves the organization.

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