After a planned maintenance window, a network administrator updated the firmware on a router. The change was completed successfully, and no issues were reported. What is the NEXT step in the change management process?

Close the change ticket and archive the documentation.

Notify all users that the change was successful.

Immediately schedule the next firmware update for other routers.

Conduct a post-implementation review to confirm the change met its objectives and document the outcome.

A network administrator is about to implement an approved change to update the configuration of a router. What is the BEST practice for implementing this change in a controlled manner?

Skip the maintenance window to avoid user disruption

Follow the implementation plan step-by-step and verify each step before proceeding

Ask a colleague to make the change while you monitor the network

Make the change immediately and verify connectivity afterward

What is the purpose of scheduling a maintenance window for a network change?

To allow the change to be implemented without documentation

To minimize the impact on users by performing the change during a low-activity period

To ensure that the change is approved by the CAB

To give the network team extra time to complete the change without supervision

A change request is being prepared to replace a firewall that handles traffic for a critical application. The current firewall has a configuration that is not well-documented. What is the MOST important component to include in the change request documentation?

The name of the vendor support engineer who will assist with the migration.

The IP address of the new firewall's management interface.

A detailed backup of the current firewall configuration and a rollback plan.

The vendor's recommended configuration for the new firewall.

Which of the following BEST describes the purpose of the change management process in network operations?

To assign blame when a change causes a network outage

To document all hardware purchases for budgeting purposes

To ensure that all network changes are implemented quickly without delay

To provide a structured way to evaluate, approve, and implement changes while minimizing risk

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Change Management N10-009 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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After a planned maintenance window, a network administrator updated the firmware on a router. The change was completed successfully, and no issues were reported. What is the NEXT step in the change management process?
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17foundation · easy
A network administrator is about to implement an approved change to update the configuration of a router. What is the BEST practice for implementing this change in a controlled manner?
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18foundation · easy
What is the purpose of scheduling a maintenance window for a network change?
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19expert · hard
A change request is being prepared to replace a firewall that handles traffic for a critical application. The current firewall has a configuration that is not well-documented. What is the MOST important component to include in the change request documentation?
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Which of the following BEST describes the purpose of the change management process in network operations?
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