Network OperationsQuestion 52 of 100
Which change management step should occur before implementing a major network change?
a.Immediately push the change during peak hours
b.Skip documentation to save time
c.Disable all monitoring during the change
d.Obtain approval and prepare a rollback plan
Explanation
Sound change management requires securing approval and preparing a rollback plan so the change can be reversed if problems arise. Documentation and scheduling during maintenance windows reduce risk. Skipping these steps increases the chance of prolonged outages.
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