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NAS Recovery Course - NAS Recovery Preparations Test
Check based on what you can estimate the state of physical disks in a NAS
sounds coming from the disks
the S.M.A.R.T. attributes
the words of a client
Check what information you can get if you know a NAS vendor and exact NAS model
maximum number of disks
supported RAID levels
hard drive sector size
disk order for RAID5 and RAID6
possible filesystem types
The sum of partition sizes should be close to the size of a physical disk with both MBR and GPT disks
true
false
Check those S.M.A.R.T. attributes pointing to the bad condition of a disk
offline uncorrectable sector count
reallocated sectors count
current pending sector count
G-sense error rate
start/stop count
Why they do not recommend storing several disk image files on the same disk when recovering data?
recovery will be too slow
the disk may degrade due to the frequent read requests
Check what you should ask a client about a NAS configuration
whether a client ever replaced disks
whether a client ever added disks
whether a client used disks of the same model in a NAS
whether a client changed an array type
The information about a NAS coming from a client is often unreliable
yes
no
yes, but it's better than nothing
Choose the advantage of disk images compared to disk clones
reliability
convenience in storage and archival
speed
Choose the advantage of disk clones compared to disk images
speed
reliability
convenience in storage and archival
You need to check sector sizes for each disk form a NAS when
disks of different models are used in a NAS
a client does not remember what sector sizes he/she set up when installing disks
array type has been changed
Next lesson - Partitions in NASes
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