When a network fails, all of the following are key to correcting the problems and restoring functionality except:
A) Availability and competence of staff to diagnose and fix malfunctions.
B) Tested backup system
C) Proliferation of networked devices
D) Proper planning

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The proliferation of networked devices may contribute to network failures, but it is not key to correcting the problems and restoring functionality. The other options (availability and competence of staff, tested backup system, and proper planning) are all essential to fixing network failures.

When a Network Fails, All of the Following Are Key