Which of the following is not a typical module of data center networking?

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• AServer
• BData Center Infrastructure
• CStorage area network
• DData Center Network

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  81% (17)
• C
  10% (2)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

"Data Center Infrastructure" is not a typical module of data center networking because it refers to the broader physical environment - power systems, cooling, physical space, and facilities management - rather than a discrete networking component. Servers (A) are a core module because they provide the computing resources that data center networks connect and serve. Storage Area Networks (C) are a standard module that provide dedicated high-speed storage connectivity within the data center. The Data Center Network itself (D) is the primary networking module, encompassing the switches, routers, and topology that interconnect all components.

Memory tip: Think of the three core networking modules as what you actually plug cables into or configure - servers, storage networks, and the data center network. "Infrastructure" sounds important but is too broad and physical to count as a networking module; it is the container, not the contents.

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