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Source: Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements No. 9, Amendments to Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements Nos. 1, 2, and 3 (New York: AICPA, 1999), p. 2. Reprinted with permission. Copyright 1999 by The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Inc.

EXHIBIT 6.2 (Continued)

Having up-to-date and accurate network diagrams is obviously very important. Not only will this help you to reconstruct your network, but they will also let you know how much network cable you will need after the disaster, should it be destroyed. This is also an advantage when hiring contractors to lay the cable, because they can look at your wiring diagram to determine what is needed, and will be able to get the job done much quicker than you could. The disaster recovery team leader is responsible for keeping the plan up to date. This person should periodically review and evaluate the plan to ensure all contingency site procedures have been adequately considered and prepared. This means that this person will be responsible for ensuring that he document is up to date, and includes any new equipment, personnel changes, and so on. The plan should be reviewed semi-annually to ensure its accuracy.

Decomposition, often referred to as top-down structuring, begins with the toplevel system function and partitions that function into several subfunctions. This decomposition process must conserve all of the inputs to and outputs from the system s top or zero-level function. By conserve, we mean use/produce all and add no new ones. Next, each of the several rst-level functions is decomposed (partitioned) into a second level set of subfunctions. Note that not every function must be decomposed; only those for which additional insight into the production of outputs is needed should be partitioned.

1. A new route discovery is not needed if existing route fails as long as there is a valid route in the route-cache. 2. Load balancing possible by selecting more than one simultaneous routes for a single communications session. 3. Loop-free operation possible by selecting non-overlapping routes. Saves routing overhead of periodic route maintenance.