A server configured with RAID 5 has recently suffered from two simultaneous disk failures. Which of the following would be required to bring the server back to operational status? (Select TWO).

Breaking a mirror array (RAID 1) is not relevant to a RAID 5 configuration experiencing a failure.

While a cache battery is important for RAID controller performance and data integrity during power loss, replacing it does not resolve disk failures.

A hot standby drive would automatically rebuild the array after a single drive failure, but it cannot address two simultaneous failures in a RAID 5 array as it only replaces one failed drive.

RAID 5 can only tolerate a single drive failure; with two simultaneous failures, the array is critically degraded and data is lost, necessitating a full restoration from a recent backup to recover operational status.

To rebuild the RAID 5 array and provide a functional storage volume, the two defective hard drives must first be physically replaced with new, functional drives.