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veritas_libertas
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Does anyone what RAID will be covered on the test? I looked up the objectives and doesn't seem to mention which will on the test. I figured originally that it would only be 0,1, and 5. My ExamCram book is covering every derivative though. YIKES! I am not sure how concerned I should be about it...
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Darril
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The objectiives for RAID are in the context of: "Explain redundancy planning and its components."
With that in mind, you really only need to know about 1, 5, and 10. Since RAID 0 doesn't really provide any redundancy and the RAIDs between 1 and 5 and between 5 and 10 aren't used, you don't really need them.
RAID 10 can actually be 1+0 or 0+1, but these differences are well beyond the technical details needed for Security+.
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veritas_libertas wrote: »Does anyone what RAID will be covered on the test? I looked up the objectives and doesn't seem to mention which will on the test. I figured originally that it would only be 0,1, and 5. My ExamCram book is covering every derivative though. YIKES! I am not sure how concerned I should be about it... -
veritas_libertas
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The objectiives for RAID are in the context of: "Explain redundancy planning and its components."
With that in mind, you really only need to know about 1, 5, and 10. Since RAID 0 doesn't really provide any redundancy and the RAIDs between 1 and 5 and between 5 and 10 aren't used, you don't really need them.
RAID 10 can actually be 1+0 or 0+1, but these differences are well beyond the technical details needed for Security+.
HTH,
Darril Gibson
Author: CompTIA Security+: Get Certified Get Ahead
www.sy0-201.com
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Thanks Darril, that really helps.