Which of the following descriptions of the ATIC system architecture is incorrect?

Question

Options

• AATIC software consists of three parts: management server, collector and controller
• BA management center can centrally manage multiple detection and cleaning equipment
• CSeco Manager uses B/S architecture as the management center
• DATIC management server mainly manages detection and cleaning center equipment

• A
  79% (42)
• B
  13% (7)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  6% (3)

Explanation

Option A is incorrect because the ATIC system software does not consist of a "collector" and "controller" - the correct three-part breakdown is management server, detection equipment (detector), and cleaning equipment (cleaner). Using "collector and controller" misnames the core functional components of the architecture.

Options B, C, and D are all accurate: a single Seco Manager management center can centrally oversee multiple detection and cleaning devices (B); Seco Manager does use a Browser/Server (B/S) architecture for its management interface (C); and the ATIC management server's primary role is to manage the detection and cleaning center equipment (D).

Memory tip: Think of ATIC as "Find It, Fix It" - its three components are Manage, Detect, Clean. If you see "collect" or "control" substituted in, it's a red flag - those terms belong to other system paradigms, not ATIC's anti-DDoS architecture.

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