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This project must be completed and submitted to the FOL submission folder by the due date and time specified on the submission folder.
Late submissions will not be accepted.
This assignment is worth 30% of your final grade.
Objectives:
1) Demonstrate your understanding of the calculations needed to determine the power required for a piece of equipment
2) Demonstrate your understanding of the calculations needed to determine the power required for a rack of equipment
3) Demonstrate your understanding of how to connect equipment to the PDUs in a rack.
4) Demonstrate your understanding of how to cable equipment to rack network equipment.
5) Demonstrate your understanding of the calculations needed to determine the cooling required for a piece of equipment
6) Demonstrate your understanding of the calculations needed to determine the cooling required for a rack of equipment
7) Demonstrate your understanding of how to install equipment in racks. 8) Demonstrate your understanding of server cabling requirements
Submission requirements:
a) You are to submit a single Microsoft Word document containing your answer to this assignment as well as your Microsoft Excel Rack Template.
b) Your word document should be a professional document that is intended for both management and technical deployment teams to use as a reference. The racking template will be used by the rack and stack install team to properly rack and cable your equipment.
c) The name of the submitted files is to be in the form ‘Project_your_FOL_login_Summary’ for the summary solution and ‘Project_your_FOL_login_Rack Template’ for your rack layout. NOTE: You should use Microsoft Word to prepare your submission and save as a pdf for uploading. For the Rack Template, upload the MS Excel file.
Grading:
Item Marks
Available
Calculation of the power available per rack as provided by the data center operator 10
Calculation of the power and cable requirements for each piece of equipment. 10
Determination of the number of racks that will be required to house the equipment and the power required for each rack. 20
Determination of the overall total power requirement for all racks. 5
Determination of which PDU(s) to plug each piece of equipment into (on a per rack basis) 10
Rack diagrams showing the position of each piece of equipment in the rack 15
Calculation of the cooling required by each piece of equipment 10
Calculation of the cooling required per rack and the total cooling required. 10
Document formatting, spelling and grammar 5
Following submission instructions 5
Total marks available 100
Background information
Your organization has decided to move all of the equipment it currently has in several small data centers location at various organization offices around the country to a colocation data center near the offices where the IT department is location. This new data center has an Uptime Institute Tier 4 certification.
There are a number of reasons for making this move:
a) Most of the organization’s offices need additional space for staff.
b) The small data centers are running out of capacity for new equipment (physical space, cooling and/or power).
c) Reduce travel costs as all of the IT staff are based in one location.
d) Achieve economies of scale to reduce IT operating and capital costs (in the future).
Senior management have decided that they do not want to incur the cost of buying any new IT equipment that is not essential to the move. This means that the only new equipment will be 2 network core switches to be used to connect the server distribution layer switches to redundant WAN networks in the data center. Senior management have agreed, in writing, that downtime is acceptable as each office’s equipment is moved to accommodate this restriction on new equipment purchases.
The 2 new core network switches each have dual power supplies with a current of 2.0A at 240V. Each switch requires 2U of space in a rack. The Colocation will also allow you to rack your core switches in the sites core network racks if you wish, otherwise they need to be accounted for in your rack template. Identify these switches are Core-switch-1 and Core-switch-2
A consolidated list of the equipment that is to be moved into the colocation data center is:
a) One hundred 1U servers with redundant power supplies requiring 2A each at 240V. Identify these servers as Server-1 through Server-100. Each server required 2 cat5 for production, 1 cat5 for management, 1 cat5 for backup, 2 fiber for storage.
b) Twenty 1U network switches with redundant power supplies requiring 1.5A each at 240V. All switches have 48 network ports. Identify these switches as Switch-1 through Switch-20
c) Twenty 2U servers with redundant power supplies requiring 3A each at 240V. Identify these servers as Server-101 through Server-120. Each server required 2 cat5 for production, 1 cat5 for management, 1 cat5 for backup.
d) Six 10U blade server chassis units with 6 power supplies (3 redundant pairs). Each power supply requires 12A at 240V. Each chassis has 33 network ports Identify these units as Chassis-1 through Chassis-6. Of the 33 network ports 1 cat5 is for management and 2 are for backup. (30 for production 15×15)
e) Eight 6U storage arrays each with 4 power supplies (2 redundant pairs) each power supply requires 8A at 240V. Each storage array has 4 network ports. 2 for production, 1 for backup and 1 for management. In addition, each SAN requires 8 fiber connections. Identify these units as Storage-1 through Storage-8.
The data center is providing all of the racks already provisioned with PDUs as follows:
a) Each rack is a standard 19 inch 4-post closed rack, 42U high and includes
a. a full set of blank panels
b. Internal vertical cable management on both sides at the rear of the rack.
b) Each rack receives its power from the data center’s 2 redundant power sources provided by a bus bar.
c) Cooling is provided from the outside aisle through perforated raised floor tiles.
d) Each rack should have horizontal cable management were appropriate.
e) Each rack will have a 2u 48 port patch panel.
a. backup and server management network (iDRAC) switches are already provisioned at the site
b. the backup network is terminated using purple RJ45 keystone jacks
c. the management network is terminated using red RJ45 keystone jacks
f) Each rack has a Dell 2161 KVM (16 port) switch installed at position 21u. g) All power is 240V AC.
h) In a rack each power source has the following 1u horizontal mount PDUs:
a. One 50A PDU with 4 receptacles
b. Two 20A PDUs with 8 receptacles each
This gives a total of 6 PDUs per rack (3 on each power source).
What you are to do:
IMPORTANT: The power cables for a piece of equipment must be plugged into PDUs in the same rack as the piece of equipment is installed.
1) Determine and report the total power available on each of the redundant power sources per rack. Since all of the racks have the same power supplied to them, you only have to calculate and report this information once. (5 marks)
Item AMPS Input Watts
PDU 50A
PDU 20A
PDU 20A
Total
2) Determine and report the power required by each piece of equipment your organization will be installing in the data center. Since there are multiple pieces of equipment with the same power requirement, you only need to calculate and report this value once for each type of equipment. (5 marks)
Item AMPS Input PSU Watts
Fanshawe 48p Switch

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Fanshawe Core 48p Core Switch
Fanshawe Servers Model X
Fanshawe Servers Model Y
Fanshawe Blade Chassis
Fanshawe SAN
Total
3) Determine and report the total power required by all of your equipment. (5 marks)
Item Qty Watts Total Watts
Fanshawe 48p Switch 20
Fanshawe Core 48p Core Switch 2
Fanshawe Servers Model X 100
Fanshawe Servers Model Y 20
Fanshawe Blade Chassis 6
Fanshawe SAN 8
Total
4) Determine and report the number of racks that will be required to install all of the equipment and the total power required per rack. (8 marks) (per rack total power can be derived from the summary row in the assignment rack template)
In order to do this, you will need to:
a. assign individual pieces of equipment to racks. Implement racking rules where required.
(10 marks)
b. keep a running total of the power used per PDU or remaining PDU power. (7 marks)
c. keep track of which piece of equipment is plugged into which PDU. (5 marks)
d. keep a running total of the number of receptacles used in each PDU. (5 marks)
e. Remember that each rack is 42U high and that you need 6U for the PDUs and that you should have a cable management unit above or below each switch at minimum. (5 marks)
f. Keep a per rack port density count per switch. (5 marks)
g. Keep a per rack port density count per patch panel (5 marks)
HINT: Remember each PDU can only deliver a limited amount of power and that each PDU has a specific number of receptacles available.
5) Create rack diagrams for each rack that you populate with equipment. These diagrams need to include the equipment, PDUs, cable management units and blank panels. All equipment must be labeled with its name (as given in the Background Information section above). Do not attempt to show any cable routing or connections within each rack, this will make the diagrams to complicated. (15 marks)
There are a number of tools available to create rack diagrams suitable for this project. They include Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Visio. For consistency you will be provided with an Excel Racking Template that must be used and submitted as part of your overall solution.
HINT: This template, if used properly, provides many of the calculations needed for your summary document submission.
6) Determine and document the cooling requirements for each piece of equipment your organization is installing in the data center. Since there are multiple pieces of equipment with the same cooling requirement, you only need to calculate and report this value once for each type of equipment. (5 marks)
Item BTU/h
Fanshawe 48p Switch
Fanshawe Core 48p Core Switch
Fanshawe Servers Model X
Fanshawe Servers Model Y
Fanshawe Blade Chassis
Fanshawe SAN
Total
7) Determine and report the per rack cooling requirement for your racks and the total cooling requirement for your organization’s equipment. (per rack cooling can be derived from the summary row in the assignment rack template) (5 marks)
Item Qty BTU/h Total BTU/h
Fanshawe 48p Switch 20
Fanshawe Core 48p Core Switch 2
Fanshawe Servers Model X 100
Fanshawe Servers Model Y 20
Fanshawe Blade Chassis 6
Fanshawe SAN 8
Total

Hello, I have a research paper in Managment of Cybersecurity due in April.  The checkpoint, which my outline will be due is 4/4/23.  I want to turn in the research paper on 4/15/23. Please see the upload for details.  I would like it 8 pages.

Overview

In each module, you will be learning about different statistical functions in R. You will apply these functions to specific data sets, creating models that can be used to understand and solve real-world problems. You will gain practice creating models, reporting and interpreting their statistics, evaluating their significance, and using the models to make predictions.

Note: Begin working on the readings and the problem set early each week. This will help make sure that you are prepared for the weekly discussion.

Prompt

In this activity, you will explore a second order regression model that contains quantitative and qualitative variables. Then you will be asked to create your own second order regression models and write a mini-report based on your findings.

1. Access the R scripts for this problem set by using the Jupyter Notebook link in Module Three. In your Jupyter Notebook, you have been given a set of steps that explains how to create second order models with quantitative and qualitative variables. Go through each step, examining the scripts and their output. If you are not sure how a specific script works or how to understand the output of a script, review the readings. Reach out to your instructor if you need additional help.
2. Review the Module Three Problem Set Report template to understand the questions that you will need to answer for this assignment. Then, write your own scripts to create the models specified in your problem set report. Refer to the scripts that you were given as examples to guide your work.
3. Use the outputs of your scripts to answer all of the questions in your problem set report. The report has been divided into several sections. Each section contains questions to guide your analysis. Be sure to fully answer all of the questions and complete the following sections:
   • Introduction: Communicate all ideas by presenting the context of your analyses.
   • Correlation Analysis: Discuss the relationships between the variables using correlation coefficients.
   • Reporting Results: Report the results of the model by listing and interpreting various model statistics.
   • Evaluating Model Significance: Evaluate the significance of the model by reporting parameter estimates and performing hypothesis testing for each estimate and the overall model.
   • Making Predictions Using the Model: Make predictions based on the model by reporting prediction values and constructing prediction intervals and confidence intervals.
   • Conclusion: Communicate all ideas by summarizing and interpreting the practical implications of the results.

Guidelines for Submission

You will submit your completed problem set report as a Word document. Use 11-point Calibri font and one-inch margins. You must use the equation editor where appropriate.

You will also submit the HTML file containing the outputs of your R scripts from the Jupyter Notebook. Review the Jupyter Notebook in Codio Tutorial to help you with this task.

 Protection of patient data has become a critical part of the scope of practice of all healthcare professionals. Routine data breaches underscore the importance of training clinical employees in protecting these data. However, beyond exposure to HIPAA regulations, little is done to educate the healthcare student about the risks and vulnerabilities of the online environment as it pertains to health data” (Swede, Scovetta, & Eugene-Colin, 2018). 

 Read carefully!!!

Research an article associated Information Security (e.g., breaches, scams, viruses, threats, etc.). Post a short summary of the article with a minimum of 5 complete sentences. 

Also, I need you to send me the link of the article.

This week, you have read about server virtualization and cloud computing in chapter 6 of your textbook. For your written assignment this week, complete a case study of the organization you work for (use a hypothetical or “other” organization if more applicable) that will address the following prompts:

• Describe the organization’s environment, and evaluate its preparedness for virtualization.
• Explain Microsoft (or another product) licensing for virtualized environments.
• Recommend a configuration for shared storage; make sure to discuss the need for high availability and redundancy for virtualization for the organization.
• Explain Windows Azure capabilities for virtual machines and managing a hybrid cloud, including Windows Azure’s Internet as a Service (IaaS) and storage capabilities

Make a recommendation for cloud computer use in the organization, including a justification for your recommendations.Submit your midterm research paper as a single document. 

Your paper should meet the following requirements:

• Be approximately four to six pages in length (1200-1800 words), not including the required cover page and reference page.
• Follow APA7 guidelines. Use Calibri, 11 pt .Your paper should include an introduction, a body with fully developed content, and a conclusion.
• Support your answers with the readings from the course and at least two scholarly journal articles to support your positions, claims, and observations, in addition to your textbook. 
• Be clearly and well-written, concise, and logical, using excellent grammar and style techniques. You are being graded in part on the quality of your writing.

what is computer explain ?

Based on the following bullet points, explain with example codes the best practices in react.js. Make your own examples, do not copy codes online or anywhere

· Make use of functional components with hooks instead of class components

· Make use of the React Context API for passing props

· Make use of react fragments instead of divs 

· Make use of Boolean short circuit evaluation conditionals instead of ternary statements for conditionals

· Make use of error boundaries in react

· While updating state in react, retain previous values

· Make use of CSS in your JSX projects 

Give example codes and short explanation for each. 250 words

Exp19_Access_Ch06_Capstone – Northwind Traders Sales Analysis 1.0

Project Description:

Northwind Traders is a small international gourmet foods wholesaler. You will update the company’s database by increasing the price of all of the meat and poultry products. You will make a table for archiving older order information. You will also summarize quantities sold by category and identify customers who have no orders.

Start   Access. Open the downloaded Access file named Exp19_Access_Ch6_Cap_Northwind. Grader has automatically added   your last name to the beginning of the filename. Save the file to the   location where you are storing your files.

Using a select query, you will identify   all of the products with a category of meat or poultry, and then use an   update query to increase the prices of the products.
 

  Create a select query that includes the CategoryID from the Categories table   and the UnitPrice and ProductName fields from the Products table (in that   order). Run the query and note the CategoryID for Meat/Poultry.

Add the appropriate CategoryID   criterion to limit the query output to only Meat/Poultry. Convert the query   to an update query. Update the UnitPrice for Meat/Poultry only by increasing   it by 6 percent.

View   the query in Datasheet view prior to running it to make sure you are updating   the correct (four) records. Return to Design view and run the query. Save the   query as Update Meat/Poultry   Prices.   Close the query.

You will identify orders shipped   during the first half of the year and create a new table in which to store   them. You will then delete the orders from the current orders table.
 

  Create a select query that identifies all of the orders shipped Between 1/1/2020 and   3/31/2020. Include all fields from the Orders   table.

Convert   the select query to a make table query. Name the new table Orders Archive. Run the query. Save the query as Make Orders Archive Table. Close the query.

Make   a copy of the Make Orders Archive   Table query and save it as Append Orders Archive   Table.   Open the Append Orders Archive Table query   in Design view. Convert the make table query to an append query. The query   will append to the Orders Archive table.

Modify   the criteria to append orders shipped Between 4/1/2020   and 6/30/2020. Run the query, save it, and then   close it.

Open   the Orders Archive table in Design   view and set OrderID as the   primary key field. Switch to Datasheet view, then save and close the table.

Make a copy of the Append Orders Archive Table query and   save it as Delete Archived Orders. Open the Delete Archived Orders query in Design view. Convert the append   query to a delete query.

Modify the criteria to delete all   archived orders from the Orders table (six records). Run, save, and then   close the query.

You   want to determine how sales are performing with respect to each product   category. You will create a crosstab query that displays quantities by   category and salesperson.
 

  Open the Profit query in Design view and add the LastName field from the Employees table to the last column of the   design grid. Run, save, and close the query.

Use the query wizard to create a   crosstab query based on the Profit   query that sums the total Quantity by Ship Country (row heading) and CategoryName (column heading). Accept   the query name as Profit_Crosstab.

Modify the query to display CategoryName as the row heading field   and LastName as the column heading   field. Run, save, and close the query.

You will create a query to determine   which customers have no matching orders. The customers will be contacted to   determine if they would like to place an order.
 

  Create a query to find out if any of the customers have no current order   details. Add all of the fields from the Customers table to the results. Save   the query as Customers With No Orders. Run the query and close it.

Close   all database objects. Close the database and then exit Access. Submit the   database as directed.

 You are a consultant that specializes in enterprise resource planning (ERP). You have been hired by a small start-up manufacturing company, with fewer than 500  hundred employees, that specializes in electronic devices. The CEO of the company would like to incorporate a management support system (MSS) into the  organization to help in making business decisions. This system will allow managers at the different levels to easily retrieve information from various databases in  the organization to assist them in running scenarios, performing what-if analyses, and tracking organizational performance to determine goal achievement. You have been asked by leadership to present on how to integrate an MSS into their organization and how it will help them gain a competitive advantage over  other companies. Throughout this course, you will be completing different assignments that will apply to this company. Research different MSS processes currently used in business. Create a chart that compares at least three MSS’s potential using Microsoft Excel®. Create a 10- to 12-slide, multimedia-rich presentation that includes the following: • The important features and benefits of using an MSS • What types of decisions the system will support and how an MSS will lead to improved decision-making • How the three levels of management will utilize the system and the value to each level • How the MSS supports establishing a competitive advantage • A brief summary of tasks the IT department must do in setting up an MSS and for ongoing maintenance of an MSS • A comparison chart of at least three MSSs • What recommendation on MSS would you make to the organization