Network Infrastructure Services. 1.2.1 Client Owned LAN/WAN (Switches/Routers)
Network Infrastructure Services. Network Infrastructure Services covers ancillary services that are required for optimum functionality, manageability and resiliency in IP Communications environments. In many cases these services are required for network connectivity and/or network functionality. These network services include applications such as H.323 gateways, DNS, DHCP, server high-availability and Server routing configuration. Cisco provides review checks of network services in the following for the network readiness assessment: - DNS; - DHCP.
Network Infrastructure Services. You may not use any functions of the server software necessary to support a server network infrastructure. For example, you may not use Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS), Domain Name System (DNS), or Windows Internet Name Service (WINS). You may, however, use the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server function and any network infrastructure client functions, such as DNS or DHCP clients.
