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SY0-301 · Question #253

After an assessment, auditors recommended that an application hosting company should contract with additional data providers for redundant high speed Internet connections. Which of the following is MO

The correct answer is B. To allow for business continuity if one provider goes out of business C. To eliminate a single point of failure. Contracting with multiple ISPs for redundant high-speed Internet connections serves two primary purposes: (B) business continuity - if one provider goes out of business or has a prolonged outage, the organization still has Internet connectivity through the other provider; and (C)

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Question

After an assessment, auditors recommended that an application hosting company should contract with additional data providers for redundant high speed Internet connections. Which of the following is MOST likely the reason for this recommendation? (Select TWO).

Options

  • ATo allow load balancing for cloud support
  • BTo allow for business continuity if one provider goes out of business
  • CTo eliminate a single point of failure
  • DTo allow for a hot site in case of disaster
  • ETo improve intranet communication speeds

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • B
    94% (31)
  • D
    3% (1)
  • E
    3% (1)

Explanation

Contracting with multiple ISPs for redundant high-speed Internet connections serves two primary purposes: (B) business continuity - if one provider goes out of business or has a prolonged outage, the organization still has Internet connectivity through the other provider; and (C) eliminating a single point of failure - with only one ISP, any outage at that provider takes the company offline. Option A (load balancing for cloud) is a secondary benefit, not the primary recommendation reason. Option D (hot site) refers to a physical disaster recovery facility, not ISP redundancy. Option E is incorrect because additional external ISPs do not improve internal intranet speeds.

Topics

#ISP redundancy#single point of failure#business continuity#network availability

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