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Intro to Servers

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of server has only the essential hardware and software needed to support and run a specific function?

a)

Blade server

b)

Server cluster

c)

Thin server

d)

Hot-swap server

2.

Having multiple CPUs installed in a server allows it to perform _____ processing.

a)

parallel

b)

hot-swap

c)

web

d)

RAID

3.

What is the best description of SCSI technology?

a)

Allows devices to communicate and transfer data to and from RAM without CPU intervention

b)

Allows a device to hold small amounts of data temporarily

c)

Access method that uses fiber-optic cable as the network media

d)

Allows for the connection of multiple devices to a single controller

4.

What is the difference between SCSI and SAS?

a)

SAS uses a wide ribbon cable

b)

SAS uses a SATA serial drive port

c)

SAS is much slower than SCSI

d)

SAS has a lower device limit than SCSI

5.

_____ is a standard for controlling the power options for computer hardware devices.

a)

ACPICA

b)

LUN

c)

ACPI

d)

IRQ

6.

Th e goal of _____ is to create a non-proprietary software package for configuring hardware.

a)

IRQ

b)

ACPICA

c)

ACPI

d)

LUN

7.

Which of the following is not an example of a system resource?

a)

Interrupt request

b)

Direct memory access channel

c)

Storage area network

d)

I/O port

8.

A(n) _____ is a large block of memory assigned to a device and used to transfer data between two locations.

a)

I/O port

b)

interrupt request

c)

DMA channel

d)

memory address assignment

9.

Which RAID level provides fault tolerance through the use of a common error-correction code?

a)

RAID 2

b)

RAID 5

c)

RAID 6

d)

RAID 1+0

10.

Which RAID level uses disk striping?

a)

RAID 0

b)

RAID 1

c)

RAID 2

d)

RAID 6

11.

Which RAID level provides disk mirroring?

a)

RAID 1

b)

RAID 3

c)

RAID 4

d)

RAID 50

12.

When implementing a RAID system on a Windows operating system, all drives must be _____ disk.

a)

basic

b)

dynamic

c)

striped

d)

duplexed

13.

_____ is a device or collection of devices that provides storage for network media.

a)

Storage area network

b)

Network-server storage

c)

Blade-server storage

d)

Network-attached storage

14.

_____ is a separate, high-speed network that provides a storage facility for one or more networks.

a)

Storage area network

b)

Network-server storage

c)

Blade-server storage

d)

Network-attached storage

15.

Which of the following is a naming standard used by Fibre Channel devices?

a)

ICANN

b)

InfiniBand

c)

NAA

d)

Fabric switch

16.

The Fibre Channel _____ is a common Fibre Channel topology that looks similar to the token ring topology.

a)

fabric switch

b)

arbitrated loop

c)

point-to-point

d)

iSCSI

17.

_____ is a network storage standard developed by IETF that is less expensive than Fibre Channel SAN's

a)

Redundant Array of Independent Disks

b)

Internet Small Computer Systems Interface

c)

Hypervisor

d)

Adaptec

18.

Th e _____ naming format consists of the prefix "ieu" followed by a period and a string of hexadecimal numbers.

a)

iSCSI

b)

IQN

c)

IEU

d)

WINS

19.

Which of the following describes the act of creating a software-based environment?

a)

InfiniBand

b)

Virtual Machine Monitor

c)

Hypervisor

d)

Virtualization

20.

Which of the following describes the process that provides virtual servers with access to resources?

a)

Hypervisor

b)

Adaptec

c)

Virtualization

d)

Logical unit numbering