Answer:
c. recovery time objective
Explanation:
- Recovery time objective (RTO) is the maximum acceptable duration permitted between an unfortunate loss or failure and the restoration of normal operations and services.
- According to the RTO, the systems, applications or operations must be restored within a targeted time period after a disaster, to avoid unacceptable outcomes of the disruption.
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So a business process must be recovered within this period of time.
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It measures how much a failure affects the normal operations, applications and systems and RTO is measures in time units like seconds minutes hours or days.
- In simple words RTO refers to the time you need to restore system, applications and data.
- For instance a 2-hour RTO refers to restore and get operations or services back to running within 2 hours of the service failure or outrage.
Is this the full question?
Answer:
it would be B hope this helps
Explanation:
Answer:
NAT
Proxy
IPv6
Explanation:
Network Address Translation (NAT) allows a local area network (LAN) to connect to the internet using only one external IP address. The LAN addresses (typically 192.168.x.x) can be used over and over again.
A proxy is a computer that makes requests to the internet on behalf of the computers on a LAN. It is a more restricted flavour compared to the NAT, but the effect is the same.
IPv6 is a new addressing scheme that will use a 48 bits address space rather than a 32 bits address space of IPv6, and that would provide plenty of addresses.