You have just purchased a server with Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Edition installed. The server has 4 GB RAM, a 200 GB hard d
isk, and an Intel 1.6 GHz Xeon processor with Intel-VT. You plan to install the Hyper-V server role on this server and run two Windows Server 2016 VMs, each with a 2 GB RAM allocation. You have discovered that this server does not work for this purpose. What should you do? a.Install more RAM.b.Install a bigger hard disk.c.Install Standard Edition.d.Upgrade the processor.
According to my research on information technology, I can say that based on the information provided within the question this server will not work for you purpose unless you install more RAM. This is because Hyper-V server's have a minimum requirement of 4gb, therefore if you want to run 2 servers you can divide all the resources you have since they are enough but not the RAM since you only have the bare minimum for one server. You need to add atleast 4 gb more of RAM.
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A router is a network device that forwards data packets between networks. Its a network layer hardware device. For example a DSL router that connects to the Internet through an internet service provider.
Router is connects at least 2 networks (can be two LANs) and the ISP.
Router is used to transfer data from one network to another if both networks use same protocols.
It receives data in packets form and forwards the data to another router using a routing table. These data packets can be sent between devices or from devices to the internet.
The routing table is used to choose the optimal path for forwarding the packets between the source and destination hosts. Routing table configure the best route a packet can take to reach its destination using routing protocols. A Routing Protocol defines how routers connect with each other and share information that makes them choose routes on a computer network between source and destination. Routing tables can be configured statically (routes are fed manually) or dynamically (routes are updated based on information obtained from other routers).
Router makes sure that the data packets reach right destination instead of being lost within the network and it also strengthen signals before transmitting them.
Routers reduce broadcast traffic. They form boundaries between broadcast domains and separate a network into multiple broadcast domains.
Router do not broadcast traffic and eliminates the packet when it detects a broadcast address. Routers also stop broadcast messages and don't route a broadcast message between broadcast domains.
