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Windows
2000
supports
previously setup fault tolerant volumes of Windows NT
systems
upgraded to windows 2000.
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Windows 2000
only supports fault tolerance
on dynamic drives on a clean installation
of windows 2000.
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You
can only convert
from
a basic disk
to
dynamic disk without losing data.
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In order to go back to basic
disk
from dynamic disk, you must
delete all the volumes and then choose Revert to Basic Disk in the
disk management utility
Questions
1.
What are the features of a basic disk
in windows 2000? (Choose all that
apply)
a.
Contains volumes
b.
Contains partitions
c.
Contains a primary partition
d.
Can contain logical drives
e.
Cannot be converted
to a dynamic disk
2.
What are the features of a dynamic disk? (Choose all that apply)
a.
Cannot be converted
to basic disk
without data loss
b.
Can be converted
to basic disk
without data loss
c.
Can contain partitions
d.
Can contain volumes
e.
Can only contain volumes
3.
What are the features of a dynamic disk? (Choose all that apply)
a.
Cannot only contain volumes
b.
Can contained spanned volumes
c.
Can contained stripped volumes
d.
Can contain a stripped set with parity
4.
What are the features of a dynamic disk? (Choose all that apply)
a.
Requires a minimum of 1 MB
of unallocated space
b.
Cannot be used on notebook
computers
c.
Cannot be used on servers
d.
Can support 32 disk
e.
We can use the dynamic disk on another computer if the original
fails
Answers
1.
B,C,D
2.
A,D,E
3.
A,B,D
4.
A,B,D