?Match each correct item with the statement below.
A. ?A RAID configuration consisting of two identical hard disks to which identical data are written in parallel, thus ensuring fault tolerance. Also known as RAID 1.
B. A RAID configuration in which a single file is divided into sections, which are then written to different hard disks concurrently to speed up access time; this type of RAID is not fault tolerant. Also known as RAID 0.?
C. Term used to describe a device that exhibits a minimum of downtime in the event of a failure.?
D. ?The most common boot loader used on Linux systems. It loads and executes the Linux kernel at boot time.
E. ?A SCSI technology that transfers data via TCP/IP networks.
F. ?A term that refers to a storage device within an iSCSI SAN.
G. Term used to describe a CPU that runs faster than the clock speed for which it has been rated.?
H. ?A type of RAID level 0 that allows two or more devices to be represented as a single large volume.
I. ?A device used to terminate an electrical conduction medium to absorb the transmitted signal and prevent signal bounce.
J. ?A high-performance filesystem and volume management software that is often used to create volumes from multiple storage devices on Linux and UNIX systems.
A. disk mirroring
B. disk striping?
C. ?fault tolerant
D. GRUB?
E. ?Internet SCSI
F. iSCSI target?
G. ?overclocked
H. ?spanning
I. terminator
J. ?Zettabyte File System (ZFS)
You might also like to view...
Alice has math comparison functions that can be found on world's functions tab, along with the AND, OR, and NOT functions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The first domain controller installed in a new forest holds all five operations master roles
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The ____________________ organizes all of the functions by category and allows you to search for functions that perform particular calculations.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
____ is a no-frills transport protocol that does not establish connections, does not attempt to keep data packets in sequence, and does not watch for datagrams that have existed for too long.
A. ?Transport Control Protocol (TCP) B. ?User Datagram Protocol (UDP) C. ?Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) D. ?Network Address Translation (NAT)