Test Questions Chapters 2/3 Flashcards
What should MDF and IDF documentation take into account? What shouldn’t it?
- -Power sources avaible
- -environmental equipment needed to control temp and humidty
- -distances the cable runs must span
- -shouldn’t take into account costs
At what point in the installation process should patch panel ports and wall plates be labelled?
When the cables are attached to the connectors (not after they’re installed
The business is deploying new software under a change request. Apart from the including the installation procedure, would the change request include a list of software and hardware upgrades required to run the new software?
Apparently, Yes. although i’ve never seen this in change management experience. You only include the items that are actually changing, not what is required to run it!
- Authorizing downtime
- designating a maintenance window
Are 2 of the responsibilities of the change management team during the change process? True or FALSE
TRUE
Which Microsoft tool built into the OS is used for baselining?
Performance Monitor
on a Windows server enabling audit policies, it records information about both successful and failed access attempts in which of the below?
A. System B. Application C. Security D. Setup
Security log
In datacentres, which diagram contains the precise location of devices?
Rack Diagram
Network Maps aren’t draw to scale and don’t indicate the exact location of each device - TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
Which RAIDS provide fault tolerance?
RAID1 and RAID5 (RAID10 too if exam asks for it)
*RAID5 needs 3 discs or more!
Power supplies in combined mode mean both supply the power at the same time. If one goes down the other can still provide power - TRUE or FALSE
FALSE. The first part is right, but if one goes down the other will not be able to fully provide the power needs.
Supplies can run in only 1 of two modes, Redundant or Combined
Which types of back up doesn’t clear the archive bit after archiving?
Differential
grandfather, father and son refers to what type of back up is done - TRUE or FALSE
FALSE. It refers to the backup jobs for daily, weekly and monthly
Windows server can provide full, differential and incremental backups, TRUE or FALSE?
FALSE. Only Full and Incremental
*It also can’t backup to magnetic media
Multilayer/content switches can provide load balancing, - TRUE or FALSE
TRUE
Multilayer switch typically works up to what layer?
Layer 4
UPS in online mode runs devices using battery power all the time - TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE. The mains power is directly wired to the batteries first. It means there’s no sag in power when the power fails.
Which UPS mode switches to battery power during a power failure?
Standby
Bonding Link Aggregation Port Aggregation NIC teaming are all equivalent terms for what?
Combining the bandwidth of two or more network adapters
Disc duplexing involves using multiple discs, each with it’s own disc controller to provide fault tolerance. TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
What are computers known as in a network load-balancing cluster?
What are they known as in a fail-over cluster?
Hosts for load-balancing cluster
Nodes for failover cluster
Which type of backup uses the archive bit but doesn’t reset it after backing up and provides a short RTO?
Differential
Clustering, Load-Balancing, NIC teaming and NAT are concepts that frequently use virtual IP’s to provide high availability - TRUE or FALSE?
FALSE. Only Clustering and Load-balancing. NIC teaming doesn’t use virtual IP addresses. NAT isn’t a HA technology.
RTO is what? What does it depend on?
Recovery Time Objective - the amount of time it takes to restore data from the most recent backup. IT depends on the amount of data and the speed of the backup medium
What backup backs up all the data since the last backup of any kind?
Incremental
The types of applications subscribers use while accessing their provider’s services are covered by the SLA, true or false?
False
What mechanism allows a backup job spanning multiple removable media types to execute more quickly by automatically inserting and removing media.
An autochanger
What issue does RAID6 address? What’s the minimum number of drives required?
It addresses the issue with RAID5 where if 2 drives fail at the same time there is a high likelihood of permanent data loss. It uses two blocks of parity requiring min of 4 drives.
Which RAID levels provide fault tolerance with the down side of having the smallest amount of useable disc space?
RAID1 (50% between 2 discs) and RAID10 (I don’t understand how this is 50%.)
What is version skew and what can prevent it?
Version skew happens when a file is written/changed during a backup. The file is written to a directory that has already been backed up and thus won’t appear on the backup location.
Taking a snapshots prevents this.