A30-327 · Question #4
Which statement is true about using FTK Imager to simultaneously create multiple images of a single source?
The correct answer is D. In the Image Creation Wizard, you should add multiple destination jobs from the same source prior To beginning image creation. FTK Imager allows you to add multiple destination jobs from the same source within a single Image Creation Wizard session before clicking "Start," so the drive is read only once while simultaneously writing to multiple output destinations - this is both efficient and…
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- AIn the Image Creation Wizard, you should select the Add Additional Drives option.
- BYou should use the Create Multiple Images option to create server image objects.
- CYou should note the evidence item source signature and add it to the Image View pane.
- DIn the Image Creation Wizard, you should add multiple destination jobs from the same source prior To beginning image creation.
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A5% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D92% (55)
Explanation
FTK Imager allows you to add multiple destination jobs from the same source within a single Image Creation Wizard session before clicking "Start," so the drive is read only once while simultaneously writing to multiple output destinations - this is both efficient and forensically sound since it minimizes repeated access to the evidence.
Why the others are wrong:
- A is incorrect because there is no "Add Additional Drives" option in the Image Creation Wizard; that phrasing misrepresents the actual UI.
- B is incorrect because "Create Multiple Images" and "server image objects" are not standard FTK Imager terminology or workflows.
- C is incorrect because noting the evidence source signature and using the Image View pane are verification/review steps, not part of the simultaneous creation process.
Memory tip: Think of it as a "one read, many writes" approach - you configure all your destination jobs before you start, like setting up multiple copy targets before pressing copy. In FTK Imager, "Add" adds a destination, not a source.
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