The test that is run by the BIOS to test hardware before boot.
What is Power on Self Test or POST
the minimum number of drives the technician has to install if configuring a RAID level 6
What is Five?
The RAID level that a technician chooses if the customer needs protection if one drive fails, fast access, and drive capacity.
What is RAID 5?
RAID 5 is the most commonly used RAID level. It has a minimum of 3 disks and NO maximum. This RAID level has fault tolerance so that Data is not lost.
provides fault tolerance for up to two failed drives
What is Double Parity?
A technician is selecting a PC that will be used by a user as a thin client. He/She makes sure that the PC is capable of this.
What is a network connection to a server?
The two components that are commonly replaced when a computer system with a newer motherboard is being upgraded?
What is the RAM and the CPU?
the minimum number of drives the technician has to install if configuring a RAID level 10.
What is four?
The RAID level a technician chooses if the customer needs protection if two drive fails and wants as much drive capacity as possible.
What is RAID 6?
stores the same data on multiple drives simultaneously
What is Mirroring?
A technician is selecting a web server that will be used to host multiple gaming applications. This is a major consideration that needs to be taken into account?
What is Powerful CPU
BIOS is also known as this.
What is Basic Input Output System
the minimum number of drives the technician has to install if configuring a RAID level 1.
What is 2?
The RAID level a technician chooses if the customer needs protection for one drive failure and only has room in the computer for two drives.
What is RAID 1?
RAID 1 is the mirroring of 2 disks. If one disk fails there is a backup.
Enables data to be distributed across multiple drives
What is Striping
Which condition refers to a reduced voltage level of AC power that lasts for an extended period of time?
What is Brownout?
When the computer is powered up for the first time, the POST discovers a problem. The POST does this to indicate the error?
What is It issues a number of short beeps?
the minimum number of drives the technician has to install if configuring a RAID level 5
What is 3?
RAID 5 can have a minimum of 3 disks but has no maximum limit.
What RAID level would a technician choose if the customer wants RAID and full drive capacity, but does not care about a drive failure, because all data is constantly backed up?
What is RAID 0?
RAID 0 has striping which makes the disk faster but if one drive fails all data is lost.
provides basic error checking and fault tolerance by storing checksums separately from data
What is Parity?
The type of interface was originally developed for high-definition televisions and is also popular to use with computers to connect audio and video devices
What is HDMI?
This is a function of the BIOS?
What is performs a check on all internal components?
The number of disks that RAID 0 has.
What is 2?
The RAID level a technician chooses if the customer wants data to be stored on two drives that are used to maximum capacity and does not care if a single drive fails, because data is backed up hourly.
What is RAID 0
This would ensure that the drives are faster. If a drive fails their data is backed up.
RAID 10 is a combination of these two.
What is Striping and Mirroring?
This data is stored in the CMOS memory chip
What is BIOS settings?