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Which type of raid requires that you choose specialized storage devices during the fedora installation?
Firmware RAID
What is the purpose of the raid adapters?
to connect multiple storage devices for redundancy or speed
What is the advantage of raid over secondary storage device?
Redundant Array of Inexpensive Devices is a form of secondary storage device that saves you work on more than one disk. That can mean that work saved on one side of the country can be stored on the other side of the country for greater safety
What is the role of a disk array RAID controller?
It's a device that manages the physical hard drives installed into you computer. Since it's very common when used in hardware RAID, it is often called a RAID controller.
What is the purpose of scsi and raid adapter?
to connect storage devices such as hard disk drives to a PC
Which of the two raid1 and raid 5 is better under ntfs?
raid 1 because RAID 1 device maintains a mirror of all the data in a partition on another partition of the disk on the array and NTFS support partitioning of disks
What are hot-swappable and hot-pluggable devices?
A device or series of devices referred to as "Hot plugging or hot swapping" means that they can be changed out without having to shut down the main system in order to do so. Think of a USB thumb drive, how you can plug it in, use it, then disconnect it without ever having to reboot the computer. That is a good example of "Hot swap" technology. It is commonly used in RAID arrays or on device programming setups or disk duplicators.
What is the purpose of an Xsever raid?
An Xserve RAID is a mass storage device offered by Apple Inc. It had a capacity of about 10.5 terabytes, which was filled and split into many 750 gb modules.
How do you setup a RAID network?
I'm not really sure what you really mean. You can set up a RAID array, but not a network that only consists of RAID. However, you can set a cluster NAS server which can utilize RAID arrays. However, RAID is never a substitute for backups, as with RAID arrays each storage device you add creates an additional point of failure - and in cases like RAID level 0 (striping), you will lose everything if even one drive fails.
What device allow a forensic investigator to copy a suspect hard drive to a clean hard drive very quickly?
maybe RAID
What is in raid that is maid in raid?
raid
What is raid 7 Difference between raid 6 and raid 7?
RAID 7 is triple parity RAID 6 is double parity.
