Dell-EMC
E20-018 · Question #17
To address security concerns when configuring a server, why should you avoid the use of non- persistent disks?
The correct answer is D. A system reboot can remove traces of attacks. Topic: Describe planning and design for storage in virtualized environments Training: Mod 2a, VDC-Server
Server Virtualization Design and Implementation
Question
To address security concerns when configuring a server, why should you avoid the use of non- persistent disks?
Options
- AIncreasing the RAID level reduces the number of points that can be attacked
- BSecurity limits vMotion flexibility
- CDisk segmentation reduces the risk of security attacks
- DA system reboot can remove traces of attacks
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A4% (2)
- B13% (7)
- C10% (5)
- D73% (38)
Explanation
Topic: Describe planning and design for storage in virtualized environments Training: Mod 2a, VDC-Server
Topics
#non-persistent disk#VM security#disk configuration#attack mitigation
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