Which of the following is the advantage of object storage? (Multiple choice)
Options:
A.
Object interface, flexible data segmentation
B.
External SCSI or file interface
C.
Flat objects, easy to access and expand
D.
Improve data integrity and security
Answer:
A, C, D
Question 61
Which of the following statements is NOT true? (Multiple Choice)
Options:
A.
CIFS is a network-based sharing protocol. It has high demands on network transmission reliability, so it usually uses TCP/IP.
B.
One disadvantage of CIFS is that Windows clients must be equipped with dedicated software.
C.
NFS is a stateless protocol while CIFS is a stateful protocol. NFS can be automatically recovered from a fault while CIFS cannot
D.
Both the CIFS as well as the NFS protocol requires file format conversion.
Answer:
B, D
Question 62
What does throughput refers to In storage systems?
Options:
A.
Amount of data that can be received and written to the storage medium in a period of time.
B.
Amount of data that can be transmitted and received over network in a period of time.
C.
Amount of signals that can be sent or received by processors in a period of time.
D.
Amount of calculations that can be processed in a period of time.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Explanation:
In storage systems, throughput refers to the amount of data that can be received and written to the storage medium in a period of time. It is typically measured in terms of bytes per second or bits per second. Throughput is an important consideration in storage systems because it determines the maximum amount of data that can be written to or read from the storage medium in a given time. Factors that can affect throughput include the speed of the storage medium, the speed of the storage controller, and the number of input/output (I/O) operations that can be performed in a given time.
Question 63
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Options:
A.
A logical volume can reside on multiple physical disks. Data storage can be physically discontinuous.
B.
A volume group is built on physical volumes. A volume group can contain one physical volume group or multiple physical volumes.
C.
Physical volumes reside on the lowest layer in the logical volume manager. Logical volumes and volume groups are dependent on physical volumes.
D.
Multiple volume groups can be created on the space of a logical volume.