A.phishing

B.scanning

C.reflected

D.split brain

E.direct

A.full packet capture

B.application logs

C.network downtime report

D.session data

A.swap files

B.login sessions

C.dump files

D.free space

E.temporary files

A.SPAN improves the detection of media errors, while Tap provides direct access to traffic with lowered data visibility.

B.SPAN passively splits traffic between a network device and the network without altering it, while Tap alters response times.

C.Tap mirrors existing traffic from specified ports, while SPAN presents more structured data for deeper analysis.

D.Tap sends traffic from physical layers to the monitoring device, while SPAN provides a copy of network traffic from switch to destination

A.session duration

B.total throughput

C.running processes

D.listening ports

E.OS fingerprint