A disk in a server's RAID 5 array has failed. The server has front-loading drive caddies marked “hot-swap”. What does this allow?
Un disque de la grappe RAID 5 d'un serveur est tombé en panne. Le serveur possède des tiroirs de disques en façade marqués « hot-swap ». Que permettent-ils ?
Answers
AThe server can run with no disks at all until new ones arriveLe serveur peut fonctionner sans aucun disque jusqu'à l'arrivée des nouveaux
BThe failed disk can be replaced while the server keeps runningLe disque défaillant peut être remplacé pendant que le serveur continue de fonctionner
CThe disk will repair itself if it is pulled out and pushed back inLe disque se répare de lui-même si on le retire et qu'on le remet
DAny disk can be removed at any time without checking which one failedN'importe quel disque peut être retiré à tout moment sans vérifier lequel est en panne
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