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SG0-001 CompTIA Storage+ Powered by SNIA Questions 37–38 (page: 30)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Which statement describes archiving?

  1. Archiving is implemented for UNIX-based mail systems.
  2. Archiving provides copies of current data to be used in the event of a disaster
  3. Archiving selectively stores frequently used files and data on high performance media
  4. Archiving stores infrequently used files and data on lower performance media

Answer(s): D



During the preparation of a server for the SAN connection, you configure the Fibre Channel host bus adapter. Where does the Fibre Channel HBA send error and debug information to?

  1. connected SAN switch
  2. server's operating system
  3. console output of the server
  4. central management station

Answer(s): B



A clothing manufacturer is replicating its data asynchronously to a remote site. On the remote site, it creates a snapshot of the mirrored volume to use as a disaster tolerant backup Which choice contains the steps to create a consistent copy of the data?

  1. Simply create the snapshot
  2. Quiesce the application at the production site, create the snapshot
  3. Split the link between the production and mirrored volumes, create the snapshots
  4. Split the production and mirrored volumes, quiesce the application at the production site, create the snapshot

Answer(s): B



Which classification of storage virtualization is implemented in the storage array?

  1. file/record virtualization
  2. file system virtualization
  3. disk virtualization
  4. sector virtualization

Answer(s): C



When installing two PCI-X HBAs into a server to create the fastest access to the SAN, which configuration would be used?

  1. serial system architecture
  2. cascaded system buses
  3. single dual-port HBA
  4. separate system buses

Answer(s): D



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