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FCP_FAZ_AN-7.6 · Question #61

What is the main purpose of deploying RAID with FortiAnalyzer?

The correct answer is A. To provide redundancy of your log data. RAID on FortiAnalyzer is deployed primarily to ensure redundancy of log data (A) - if a drive fails, the system continues operating without data loss, which is critical for security logging and compliance. Option B (striping data across drives) describes RAID 0, which actually…

Data Policy and Archiving

Question

What is the main purpose of deploying RAID with FortiAnalyzer?

Options

  • ATo provide redundancy of your log data
  • BTo store data in chunks across multiple drives
  • CTo make an identical copy of log data on two separate physical drives
  • DTo back up your logs

How the community answered

(46 responses)
  • A
    87% (40)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    7% (3)

Explanation

RAID on FortiAnalyzer is deployed primarily to ensure redundancy of log data (A) - if a drive fails, the system continues operating without data loss, which is critical for security logging and compliance. Option B (striping data across drives) describes RAID 0, which actually increases risk with no redundancy and is not the goal here. Option C describes RAID 1 (mirroring), which is one method FortiAnalyzer may use, but mirroring is a means to the end, not the purpose itself - redundancy is the purpose. Option D (backup) is incorrect because RAID is not a backup strategy; it protects against drive failure but not against accidental deletion, corruption, or disaster recovery scenarios.

Memory tip: Think "RAID = Reliability Always In Drives" - the point is always about keeping your data available and protected, not about performance or backups.

Topics

#RAID#log storage#redundancy#FortiAnalyzer hardware

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