3.1 Types of servers, i.e.: • file/print • application • database • web • mail • hypervisor
3.2 Virtualisation, i.e.: • server • client • storage • cloud • hybrid • benefits and limitations
3.3 Networking characteristics, i.e.: • peer to peer • client server (i.e. DNS) • bus/star/ring/mesh • addressing (i.e. default gateway, IP address, subnet mask) • diagrammatical representation • linking to given context
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Anonymous Assessment - Learners assess an anonymous piece of work containing deliberate mistakes against given success criteria.