This is Set 1 of 4 of practice questions for Comptia Server+ certification exam. Note: Don't forget to take the full lenght practice exams on Server+ at ProProfs quiz school after completing the practice questions CompTIA Server+ certifies technical knowledge in areas such as RAID, SCSI and multiple CPUs, as well as capabilities with server issues, including disaster recovery. You should go through all 4 sets of Server+ practice questions before take the real exa. Feedback and comments are welcome!
Single Ended SCSI systems use an unbalanced electrical signal.
Single Ended SCSI systems don't work if the total cable length exceeds 6 meters.
An improper cable insertion is the problem.
The cable length is less than the minimum allowed cable length.
Video
RAM or ROM
Hard Drive
System Board
Power supply
CMOS battery
AC socket
None of the above
Attempt to log in to the server after again observing the NIC light status.
Replace NIC.
Replace NIC driver.
Consider it fixed.
Server is down.
Incorrect username and password.
The backup operator may not have access rights to the server.
None of the above.
The BIOS is not configured to boot from the SCSI drives.
You cannot boot from a SCSI drive.
The Operating System must be updated.
A BIOS firmware update must be applied.
Power Supply Unit
Memory
HDD
CPU
Bad data cable
Incorrect jumper setting on drive
Loose power connector
Virus
BSOD
MOTD
BS
None of the above
Loose monitor connection
Microprocessor
Power Supply
Speaker
Power supply fans
Air conditioning
UPS
CPU fan
Lost data
RAM damage
Monitor damage
Modem damage
Examine the back-up logs.
Examine the user's PC
Examine network server for network problems.
Run an anti-virus scan on the PC
The server itself may stop functioning in due course.
SMPS will fail.
Hard disk may fail.
Nothing at all.
SCSI ID assignment is incorrect
Two drives have failed.
The host adapter is faulty.
Termination is improper.
UPS can generate power.
UPS can power notebook computer.
UPS allows the server to shut down safely.
None of the above.
True
False
Server CPUs are sensitive to heat
Server CPUs get heated up very quickly
Server systems require internal cooling and not external cooling
None of the above
Capacitor
Resistor
Chip
Transistor
Improper termination.
Incorrect adapter.
Improper cabling.
None of the above.
Cable color
Twists in cables
Prong layout
Cable pin out
Number of wires
To a parallel port on the computer
To an open SCSI port on the computer
To a serial port on the host adapter
To an open SCSI port on the first hard drive
Use Device Manager to change the IRQ for the original modem to IRQ 9.
Use Device Manager to change the IRQ for the original modem to IRQ 10.
Edit the CMOS settings on the computer to reserve IRQ 5 for non-Plug and Play devices.
Edit the CMOS settings on the computer to reserve IRQ 10 for non-Plug and Play devices.
The server BIOS was not updated.
The UPS software was not installed.
The serial cable to the server was disconnected.
The UPS battery was not charged.
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