問題文
Two questions about reaching the machines came up. The first is which side carries the wording the message is addressed to, and which side has to carry the domain that wording sits under. The second is which sort of outward interface has its traffic written into the run's own record, and which has it written into the machine's event record. Which pairing is right?
選択肢
- When a timetable reaches out to a machine the platform's own tabling carries the wording the message is addressed to while the resource's own naming has to carry the domain that wording sits under, and the service it shows has its traffic written into the run's own record while the service it uses has it written into the machine's event record.
- When a timetable reaches out to a machine the resource's own naming carries the wording the message is addressed to while the platform's own tabling has to carry the domain that wording sits under, and the service it uses has its traffic written into the run's own record while the service it shows has it written into the machine's event record.
- When a timetable reaches out to a machine the platform's own tabling carries the wording the message is addressed to while the resource's own naming has to carry the domain that wording sits under, and the service it uses has its traffic written into the run's own record while the service it shows has it written into the machine's event record.
- When a timetable reaches out to a machine the resource's own naming carries the wording the message is addressed to while the platform's own tabling has to carry the domain that wording sits under, and the service it shows has its traffic written into the run's own record while the service it uses has it written into the machine's event record.