Eccouncil 212-82 Exam - Topic 13 Question 37 Discussion

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Question #: 37
Topic #: 13

NovusCorp, a leading healthcare provider, had meticulously designed its BC and DR plans, ensuring every potential risk was covered. Recently, its primary data center experienced a catastrophic flood. It swiftly activated its DR plan, transferring operations to its secondary data center. But within 24 hours, the provider faced an unforeseen challenge: the secondary data center began to receive a huge, unprecedented amount of data requests, causing system overloads and disruptions. This situation was not a part of the provider's initial risk assessment. In the face of this predicament, what should NovusCorp's immediate course of action be to ensure business continuity?

AAllocate resources to upgrade the secondary data center's infrastructure to handle the increased data request loads.

BInitiate an immediate Tailback to the primary data center despite potential risks.

CEngage a cloud based data storage provider for temporary overflow until the primary center is restored.

DReduce non-critical data requests and impose temporary restrictions on data access to maintain system stability.

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Suggested Answer: D

The loT device sent the command Temp_High over the network, which indicates that the temperature in the hospital was above the threshold level. This can be verified by analyzing the loTdeviceTraffic.pcapng file using a network protocol analyzer tool such as Wireshark4. The command Temp_High can be seen in the data field of the UDP packet sent from the loT device (192.168.0.10) to the server (192.168.0.1) at 12:00:03. The screenshot below shows the packet details5: Reference: Wireshark User's Guide, [loTdeviceTraffic.pcapng]

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Karon

3 months ago

Reducing non-critical requests might be the quickest way to stabilize things.

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Shawnda

3 months ago

Really? They didn't plan for a data surge? That's surprising!

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Brinda

3 months ago

Cloud storage could be a smart temporary fix.

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Quentin

4 months ago

I think going back to the primary center is too risky right now.

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Casie

4 months ago

Sounds like they need to upgrade that secondary data center ASAP!

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Demetra

4 months ago

Upgrading the infrastructure seems like a long-term fix, but I wonder if it would actually help in the short term with the current overload situation.

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Wendell

4 months ago

I feel like going back to the primary data center might be too risky, especially with the flood damage. We should focus on the secondary center first.

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Justine

4 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I think engaging a cloud provider for overflow could be a good temporary solution. It sounds familiar from a case study we did.

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Nan

5 months ago

I remember studying about prioritizing critical operations during a disaster. Maybe reducing non-critical requests could help stabilize the system?

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Valentin

5 months ago

Option C seems like a good temporary fix, using cloud storage to handle the overflow. That could buy some time to address the infrastructure issues at the secondary data center.

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Yuonne

5 months ago

I think option D sounds like the best immediate course of action. Reducing non-critical requests and restricting access could help stabilize the system until a more permanent solution is implemented.

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Crissy

5 months ago

Hmm, I'm a bit confused by this question. I'll need to re-read it a few times to make sure I understand the key details.

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Louvenia

5 months ago

This seems like a tricky situation. I'd want to carefully consider the options and their potential risks and benefits before deciding.

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Gwenn

5 months ago

This question seems straightforward - we need to configure Omni-Channel to route cases based on the customer's preferred language and the agent's knowledge. I think option A, Skills-based Routing, is the way to go.

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Quentin

5 months ago

Okay, I've got this. The business analyst's main job in the early stages of a project is to define the solution scope - what will be included and excluded in the new system. That's the key thing they determine, so the answer has to be A. Solution scope.

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Cassi

10 months ago

Talk about a curveball! Personally, I'd go with the cloud storage solution. Gotta love those on-demand resources - it's like having a backup plan for your backup plan.

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In

9 months ago

D) Reduce non-critical data requests and impose temporary restrictions on data access to maintain system stability.

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Jennie

9 months ago

C) Engage a cloud based data storage provider for temporary overflow until the primary center is restored.

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Rory

10 months ago

A) Allocate resources to upgrade the secondary data center's infrastructure to handle the increased data request loads.

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Vivan

10 months ago

Option D all the way! Reducing non-critical requests is the smart move. Although, I'm kinda curious to see what kind of 'temporary restrictions' they'd impose. No cat videos for the staff, perhaps?

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Pete

9 months ago

Maybe they'll have to restrict access to certain websites or limit the amount of data each user can request. It'll be interesting to see how they handle it.

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Dan

9 months ago

I wonder what kind of restrictions they would put in place. No cat videos does sound like a possibility!

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Alyce

10 months ago

Yeah, limiting non-critical data requests could help stabilize the system until things are back to normal.

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Serina

10 months ago

I agree, option D seems like the most practical solution in this situation.

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Tonja

10 months ago

This is the kind of unexpected scenario that keeps IT professionals up at night. But hey, at least they have a DR plan, unlike my cousin's fish and chip shop.

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Lang

10 months ago

Tailback to the primary center? Are they kidding? That's way too risky. Throttling data requests is the way to go - keep the systems stable until the primary is back online.

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Isabella

10 months ago

Wow, they really didn't see that coming! Upgrading the secondary data center seems like the obvious choice, but it might take too long. I'd go with the cloud storage option - quick, easy, and keeps the business running.

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Rima

10 months ago

Yeah, it's a quick solution that can help maintain business continuity until the primary data center is restored.

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Kattie

10 months ago

I agree, the cloud storage option sounds like the best way to handle the situation.

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Delsie

11 months ago

I disagree. I think NovusCorp should engage a cloud based data storage provider for temporary overflow. It could be a quicker solution to maintain business continuity.

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Roosevelt

11 months ago

I agree with Daniel. Upgrading the infrastructure seems like the most practical solution to handle the increased data requests.

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Daniel

11 months ago

I think NovusCorp should allocate resources to upgrade the secondary data center's infrastructure.

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