SK0-005 · Question #593
An administrator responds to an alert indicating several HDDs have failed on a server. A quick review of the logs reveals there are no S.M.A.R.T. errors, but the server will not boot the RAID 1…
The correct answer is A. Install two two-port controllers. E. Connect each drive to a separate controller. Install two two-port controllers: This option will provide redundancy by allowing each RAID controller to manage a subset of the drives. In the event of a failure on one controller, the second controller can continue to operate, minimizing downtime. Connect each drive to a…
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An administrator responds to an alert indicating several HDDs have failed on a server. A quick review of the logs reveals there are no S.M.A.R.T. errors, but the server will not boot the RAID 1 array. A diagnostic check reports that both ports on the RAID controller have failed. Which of the following should the administrator do to minimize this type of failure in the future? (Choose two.)
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- AInstall two two-port controllers.
- BInstall one four-port controller.
- CConvert the array to RAID 5.
- DImplement a daily backup plan.
- EConnect each drive to a separate controller.
- FConnect all drives to the same controller.
How the community answered
(70 responses)- A79% (55)
- B3% (2)
- C7% (5)
- D1% (1)
- F10% (7)
Explanation
Install two two-port controllers: This option will provide redundancy by allowing each RAID controller to manage a subset of the drives. In the event of a failure on one controller, the second controller can continue to operate, minimizing downtime. Connect each drive to a separate controller: By connecting each drive to a separate controller, the failure of a single controller will not impact all the drives, ensuring greater fault tolerance and reducing the chance of a total RAID
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