A+ Weekend Bonus Question

Discussion in 'A+' started by tripwire45, Jun 26, 2004.

  1. tripwire45
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    A dynamic volume is contained within a dynamic disk and is a logical volume similar to a logical drive in a basic disk. There are five types of dynamic volumes. Which one writes to the physical disks evenly rather than filling alloted space on one then moving on to the next? Choose only one answer. Answer later.

    A. Simple volume
    B. Spanned volume
    C. Striped volume (RAID 0)
    D. Mirrored volume (RAID 1)
    E RAID 5

    EDIT: Don't worry. I only edited the question because part of it said "which one writes to writes to..." I took out the redundant "writes to" :oops:
     
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  2. noelg24

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    Well since I am still up I may aswell be the first to answer...and I say D...could be wrong but it sounds about right....
     
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  3. Jakamoko
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    Thats a C for me, Trip.
     
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  5. Fergal1982

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    i'll say c! but that said - if its more than 2 drives, raid 5 does it too doesnt it?
     
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  6. Jakamoko
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    Jakamoko On the move again ...

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    Not exactly, Fergal - if you have X number of drives in your raid set, then only X-1 are written to with actual data, you have to allow one drive's worth of capacity for the parity information. Note though, that each drive conatins a portion of the overall parity information.

    So, in effect, you are not really writing to all drives evenly.

    HTH :)
     
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  7. Fergal1982

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    ah ok yes i see your point!
     
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  8. AJ

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    can't argue with that so C
     
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  9. Jakamoko
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    Hey - if it all goes the shape of the pear, just don't be blaming me, you Guys :roll:
     
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  10. AJ

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    blame - absolutly
     
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  11. tripwire45
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    Correct answer time. The "C's" have it. Good one.
     
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