Which of the following can be used to protect physical database appliances from damage in a server room? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is C. Fire suppression systems F. Cooling systems. This question asks specifically about protecting physical appliances from physical damage - not unauthorized access. Fire suppression systems (C) protect server hardware from fire damage, a leading cause of catastrophic physical destruction in data centers. Cooling systems (F)…

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Options

ABiometric access systems
BDatabase control systems
CFire suppression systems
DCamera systems
EKey card systems
FCooling systems

How the community answered

(55 responses)

A
2% (1)
C
87% (48)
D
4% (2)
E
7% (4)

Explanation

This question asks specifically about protecting physical appliances from physical damage - not unauthorized access. Fire suppression systems (C) protect server hardware from fire damage, a leading cause of catastrophic physical destruction in data centers. Cooling systems (F) prevent overheating, which can damage or destroy server hardware and storage appliances. The other options - biometric access systems (A), camera systems (D), and key card systems (E) - are physical security controls that restrict unauthorized human access but do not protect the hardware from environmental damage. Database control systems (B) are a software-level concept, not a physical protection mechanism.

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#Physical security#Environmental controls#Fire suppression#Cooling systems

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