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You are a network consultant for Company. The network contains a server running Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. The branch office at a remote location uses a high-latency connection often…
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You are a network consultant for Company. The network contains a server running Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition. The branch office at a remote location uses a high-latency connection often unavailable. There are 15 users at the branch office. These users remotely access a line-of-business (LOB) application. Users at the branch office complain that: It is too slow to log on to the network. The LOB application takes a long time to respond and often time out. When the connection terminates, the LOB application hangs up. Which two causes should you identify for these problems? ( Choose two.)
Options
- AThe connection bandwidth is not enough.
- BAuthenticate users at the main office not the branch office.
- CThe LOB application runs on the main office server.
- DThe server at the main office is out of disk space.
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