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46.
Which of the following provides no fault tolerance?
  • A.
    RAID 0
  • B.
    RAID 1
  • C.
    RAID 5
  • D.
    RAID 6
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
RAID 0, also known as disk striping, provides no fault tolerance.
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47.
Which of the following is also called disk mirroring?
  • A.
    RAID 0
  • B.
    RAID 1
  • C.
    RAID 5
  • D.
    RAID 6
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
RAID 1 is also known as disk mirroring. This is a method of producing fault tolerance by writing all data simultaneously to two separate drives.
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48.
If three 250 MB disks are present in a RAID 5 array, how much space is actually usable for data?
  • A.
    125 MB
  • B.
    200 MB
  • C.
    250 MB
  • D.
    500 MB
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Answer : [D]
Explanation :
A minimum of three drives is required. RAID 5 uses 1/n (n = the number of drives in the array) for parity information (for example, one third of the space in a three-drive array), and only 1 – (1/n) is available for data. So if three 250 GB drives are used in the array (for a total of 750 GB), 500 GB will be the available drive space.
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49.
What is the minimum number of disk required for RAID 5?
  • A.
    2
  • B.
    3
  • C.
    4
  • D.
    5
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
A minimum of three drives is required.
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50.
RAID 6 writes parity information across the drives as is done in RAID 5, but it writes two stripes. What is the effect of writing two stripes?
  • A.
    Speeds performance
  • B.
    Allows the cable to be longer
  • C.
    Hurts performance
  • D.
    Allows you to use only two drives
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Answer : [C]
Explanation :
One disadvantage in using RAID 6 is that each set of parities must be calculated separately, which slows write performance.
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