is good, since that means the device is in use
is bad, since that means the device is not available
is bad only if the device busy rate is too high
depends upon the system paging rate
should show any immediate performance problems
should show I/O, paging, and processor activity
need show only the I/O and processor activity
usually reports only on terminal displays
is more secure than end-to-end encryption
is less secure than end-to-end encryption
cannot be used in a large network
is used only to detect errors
is used for analyzing paging problems
is used for analyzing device busy problems
is used for analyzing control-unit busy problems
is only shown on real-time displays
are legitimate programs that allow unauthorized access
are hacker programs that do not show up on the system
really do not usually work
usually are immediately discovered
before the CPU time slice expires
to allow starving processes to run
when it requests I/O
none of these
increases
decreases
remains constant
varies irregularly
Address of the data is generated by the CPU
Address of the data is supplied by the users.
There is no need for an address ie the data is used as an address
Data are accessed sequentially
9 bits
11 bits
13 bits
15 bits