MCSA/MCSE 2003 JumpStart
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IDE, SCSI
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False. IDE drives can use either the controller that is integrated with most motherboards or a simple paddleboard, which facilitates the connection but is not considered an adapter.
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40
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50
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SCSI
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A physical drive is the physical drive itself; for example, drive 0 or drive 1 in a two-drive configuration. A logical drive is based on how you partition your physical drive and is assigned a logical drive letter, for example, C.
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A volume set is two or more partitions that have been combined into a single logical drive.
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Disk mirroring (including duplexing); disk striping with a parity stripe; disk striping with a parity drive
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Disk mirroring uses a single controller and two drives to mirror data. Disk duplexing uses two controllers and two drives to mirror data.
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False. You can regenerate a stripe set only if a single drive fails. If two or more drives fail, you must restore data from the most recent backup.
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True
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Online storage is available without any user intervention. Offline storage requires the user to access the data from media that is not immediately accessible.
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640MB
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SuperDisk and HiFD are backward compatible with 1.44MB floppy disks.
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A DVD holds 13 times the amount of data as a CD, enabling DVDs to store several high-quality, full-length digital movies. Also, DVD players are backward compatible with CDs.
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True
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