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What is oversubscription in a network or storage system?
What is oversubscription in a network or storage system?
- When the total bandwidth or capacity is overcommitted to multiple devices or applications (correct)
- When the physical resources match the data transfer speeds
- When the available resources exceed the data transfer speeds
- When there is no contention for resources
What are the potential impacts of oversubscription?
What are the potential impacts of oversubscription?
- Performance degradation, increased latency, and potential bottlenecks (correct)
- No impact on network or storage infrastructure
- Enhanced performance and reduced latency
- Improved data transfer speeds
Where is oversubscription commonly found?
Where is oversubscription commonly found?
- Only in individual user systems
- Cloud environments and storage networks (correct)
- Dedicated server environments
- Networking hardware only
What happens when more data is sent or requested than the physical resources can handle due to oversubscription?
What happens when more data is sent or requested than the physical resources can handle due to oversubscription?
In what scenario can oversubscription occur in storage networks?
In what scenario can oversubscription occur in storage networks?