Which RAID level distributes data over several disks in order to increase performance and provide fault tolerance?

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Q: Which RAID level is also referred to as mirroring?a. 0b. 1c. 4d. 5

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Q: For greater speed and fault tolerance, what raid level spreads data across many discs

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Q: The overall I/O rate in RAID level 4 is : Select one: a.High b.Very low c.Low d.None of the above

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Q: What are hybrid RAID systems, and how do they work?

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Q: Which RAID is the best for a home computer system that experiences frequent power outages?

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Q: When it comes to performance, what are the ideal RAID levels?

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Q: Which RAID level makes use of a mirror (shadow) set and which does not?

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Q: Which RAID levels provide the optimum balance of cost and redundancy?

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Q: RAID systems usually allow you to replace defective discs without having to shut down the system. As…

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Q: What exactly is wear levelling and why is it required for solid-state drives (SSDs)?

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Q: What raid level stripes data across multiple drives to improve performance and provides fault…

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Q: Which of the following RAID levels is not fault tolerant?a. RAID 0b. RAID 1c. RAID 4d. RAID 5

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Q: What's the difference between a one-time password (OTP) and a masked read-only memory (ROM)?

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Q: Which RAID level uses a mirror (shadow) set?

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Q: Which RAID level uses striping with parity?a. 2b. 4c. 1d. 5

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Q: What distinguishes a masked read-only memory (ROM) from a one-time password (OTP)?

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Q: Which RAID levels give the best value for money while providing enough redundancy?

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Q: What is the logic for the several RAID levels?

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