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What is Active Directory based upon?
Active Directory is the name Microsoft uses for LDAP protocol X.500 (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol).
What uses multiple disks to create one functional drive with parity spanning all the disks?
RAID 5
What kind of program is ADSI Edit?
The ADSI program is a directory access protocol with many uses. This program provides views and allows edits. The ADSI is a step forward in technology.
What controls the format that the server uses when sending directory listing information to a client?
FTP Directory Browsing
Who uses the solgan let your fingers do the walking?
The slogan "Let your fingers do the walking" was used by the Yellow Pages in the past to emphasize the ease of finding information by using their directory instead of physically looking through a phone book.
Which storage does NOT use direct access?
The most common type of storage that does not use direct access is tape storage. Tape uses sequential access, that requires to start from the beginning of the tape and go through the tape until you find the section you need. Direct access includes a directory that will let you go directly to the data you need.
What is the schema in AD?
The schema is the Active Directory component that defines all the objects and attributes that the directory service uses to store data.
What do formatted disks have that the system software uses to reference data locations?
Tracks and sectors
Which storage configurations uses external hard disks that can be shared by multiple servers?
pata
What are Difference between a spanned volume and a striped volume?
A spanned volume combines multiple disks into a single logical volume, allowing data to span across them sequentially. A striped volume also uses multiple disks, but data is written across the disks in stripes (block-level striping), improving performance by spreading data access across multiple disks. However, in a striped volume, a loss of a single disk can result in data loss for the entire volume.
What are the uses of sequential data access?
Sequential data is what uses access. This is used in science.
What does it mean if a netbook has flash module?
This means that have an SSD (Solid State Drive) hard disk. These hard disks uses "nand flash" technology, is the same as Pen Drives. The major difference between common hard disks, and SSD is the low power consumption, faster access times, but unfortunately they are more expensive, and have less capacity. k
