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  1. Which document type defines the step-by-step actions required to restore a service after an outage?

    Answer: Runbook

    A runbook contains detailed, step-by-step operational procedures for restoring or maintaining a service.

  2. When a configuration item is decommissioned, what is the correct action in the CMDB?

    Answer: Mark the record as retired/decommissioned and retain it

    Decommissioned CIs should be marked retired in the CMDB so historical data and audit trails are preserved.

  3. What is the primary purpose of a knowledge base article (KBA) in an IT environment?

    Answer: Provide reusable solutions for known issues

    KBAs document known issues and proven solutions so support staff can resolve recurring problems quickly.

  4. A sysadmin is asked to document network topology. Which diagram type BEST shows IP addressing and subnet boundaries?

    Answer: Logical network diagram

    A logical network diagram illustrates IP addressing schemes, VLANs, and subnet boundaries without physical layout detail.

  5. Which version control practice ensures that documentation changes are traceable to a specific author and timestamp?

    Answer: Committing changes with descriptive messages

    Committing changes to a version control system with descriptive messages creates an auditable history including author and timestamp.

  6. Which element is MOST critical to include in a post-incident report?

    Answer: Root cause analysis and corrective actions

    Root cause analysis and corrective actions are essential to prevent recurrence and improve future incident response.

  7. What does a data retention policy primarily govern?

    Answer: How long backups are kept before deletion

    A data retention policy defines how long specific categories of data must be stored before they can be securely deleted.