Which Three Network Management Requirements Are Common Practices in a Network

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Multiple Choice

Which three network management requirements are common practices in a network design? (Choose three.)

• A) Ensure that all network devices have their clocks synchronized
• B) Look at inconsistent and bursty KPIs such as CPU utilization and interface utilization
• C) Collect RMON poll information for future regression analysis
• D) Validate data plane health, application, and services availability with synthetic traffic
• E) Capture ingress and egress flow-based packets, while avoiding duplication of flows
• F) Collect SNMP poll information for future regression analysis

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