Which of the following must be followed before modifying the configurations on a production server?

The correct answer is D. The change management policy. A change management policy is the formal process that must be followed before modifying any production system. It ensures that changes are properly requested, evaluated for risk, approved by stakeholders, tested, and documented before implementation. This reduces the chance of…

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AThe service-level agreement
BThe request for comments
CThe business impact analysis
DThe change management policy

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A
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B
2% (1)
C
8% (4)
D
87% (46)

Explanation

A change management policy is the formal process that must be followed before modifying any production system. It ensures that changes are properly requested, evaluated for risk, approved by stakeholders, tested, and documented before implementation. This reduces the chance of unplanned downtime or configuration errors. A Service-Level Agreement (SLA) defines uptime and performance obligations but is not a process for making changes. A Request for Comments (RFC) is used in standards development. A Business Impact Analysis (BIA) assesses how disruptions affect business operations but is not a prerequisite procedure for configuration changes.

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