As network administrator, you're concerned about fault tolerance. You're using a RAID 5 volume across six drives as your fault-tolerance solution. The next day, you find that one of the drives has failed. What will you do?
A) Replace the failed drive, use Disk Management, select a new area of free space and then regenerate the volume.
B) Replace the drive, recreate the RAID 5 volume, and then restore data from the tape backup.
C) Use Disk Administrator to break the RAID 5 volume, replace the drive, and then regenerate the stripe set.
D) Use Disk Administrator to break the RAID 5 volume and then restore data from the tape backup.
A) Replace the failed drive, use Disk Management, select a new area of free space and then regenerate the volume.
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