Thompson Module2-1a

1. 1________ is a hard drive interface providing faster transfer times, thinner more flexible cabling, and easier plug-and-play connections.

   1. ASERIAL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ATTACHMENT (SATA)
   2. BNETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
   3. CSTORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN)
   4. DREDUNDANT ARRAY OF INDEPENDENT DISKS (RAID)
2. 2What transfers data in serial bursts instead of parallel which allows the single stream of data to move faster than the multiple streams of data transmitting from parallel devices?

   1. ASATA
   2. BNAS
   3. CSAN
   4. DRAID
3. 3What is a specialized storage device or group of storage devices providing centralized fault-tolerant data storage for a network?

   1. ANetwork Attached Storage (NAS)
   2. BSerial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA)
   3. CStorage Area Network (SAN)
   4. DRedundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID)
4. 4What maintains its own interface to the LAN rather than relying on a server to connect it to the network and control its functions?

   1. ANETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
   2. BSERIAL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ATTACHMENT (SATA)
   3. CSTORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN)
   4. DREDUNDANT ARRAY OF INDEPENDENT DISKS (RAID)
5. 5A ________ device resides on the Local Area Network (LAN) as an independent network node and has its own IP address?

   1. ASERIAL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ATTACHMENT (SATA)
   2. BNETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
   3. CSTORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN)
   4. DREDUNDANT ARRAY OF INDEPENDENT DISKS (RAID)
6. 6A ________ is a specialized high-speed network of storage devices and switches connected to servers or computer systems.

   1. ANETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
   2. BSTORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN)
   3. CREDUNDANT ARRAY OF INDEPENDENT DISKS (RAID)
   4. DSERIAL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ATTACHMENT (SATA)
7. 7What connects devices within the SAN and also connects the SAN to other networks?

   1. AFibre Channel
   2. BMultiplex Channel
   3. CRedundant Transmission
   4. DClient/Server Network
8. 8What is typically used to house multiple databases (inventory, sales, payroll, employee records, etc.)?

   1. ANETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
   2. BSERIAL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ATTACHMENT (SATA)
   3. CSTORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN)
   4. DREDUNDANT ARRAY OF INDEPENDENT DISKS (RAID)
9. 9What has increased our capabilities to store and retrieve data, but also limit data loss caused by hardware failure?

   1. AREDUNDANT ARRAY OF INDEPENDENT DISKS (RAID)
   2. BSTORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN)
   3. CNETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
   4. DSERIAL ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ATTACHMENT (SATA)
10. 10What RAID type Includes a set of disks and a separate disk controller?

    1. AHardware RAID
    2. BSoftware RAID
    3. CRAID 0
    4. DRAID 1

11. 11The ________ array is managed exclusively by the RAID disk controller attached to a server through the server’s controller interface.

    1. AHardware RAID
    2. BSoftware RAID
    3. CRAID Levels
    4. DDisk Striping
12. 12Relies on software to implement and control RAID techniques over virtually any type of hard disk.

    1. AHardware RAID
    2. BSoftware RAID
    3. CRAID 0
    4. DRAID 1
13. 13What RAID Type is less expensive overall because it does not require a special controller or disk array?

    1. ASoftware RAID
    2. BHardware RAID
    3. CRAID 1
    4. DRAID 0
14. 14What RAID level offers striping (meaning data is “split” evenly across two or more disks) with no parity or mirroring?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
15. 15What RAID level is the simplest RAID level and is the easiest to implement?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
16. 16What RAID level is not fault tolerant and If a physical hard disk is lost or crashes, all the data on the disk becomes unrecoverable or lost?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
17. 17This form of RAID carries out mirroring or duplexing (replicating) wherein the data present on a disk is copied onto one disk or a pair of disks.

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
18. 18Which RAID level primary concern is fault-tolerance?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
19. 19What RAID level is perhaps the most popular data storage technique in use today?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
20. 20What RAID level has high read/write speeds allowing multiple writes and it's capacity is very good as well by being very cost-effective but not efficient with large data transfers?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
21. 21What RAID level has two parity blocks written in this level to help in the data recovery process?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
22. 22What RAID level was used for preventing data loss in case of concurrent disk failures?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
23. 23What RAID level performance is high for read operations and it is good to use for large data transfers?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 1
    3. CRAID 5
    4. DRAID 6
    5. ERAID 0+1/1+0/RAID 10
24. 24If you took two pairs of striped drives and mirrored the pair what RAID level would you get?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 0+1
    3. CRAID 1+0
    4. DRAID 1
    5. ERAID 10
25. 25If you took two pairs of mirrored drives and striped the pairs what RAID level would you have?

    1. ARAID 0
    2. BRAID 0+1
    3. CRAID 1+0 or RAID 10
    4. DRAID 1
26. 26What are the minimum physical hard disks used in RAID 10?

    1. A2
    2. B3
    3. C4
    4. D10

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