CompTIA Server+ Practice Test Questions 76-100 : Set 4 Of 4

When housing many equipments along with a server in an orderly fashion, what you need is the server rack.

Performing monitoring tools and utilities are usually built into the server OS. If not you may have to implement a third party tool to the effect.

If a SCSI device has improper or no termination, it may not function at all.

It is important to run the memory test on boot up in a server machine to ensure that the memory is functioning correctly. Bypassing this test can lead to undetected memory issues, which could cause system instability, data corruption, or crashes. Therefore, it is considered good practice to perform the memory test to maintain the reliability and stability of the server.

The server OS must always be running with latest patches to reduce vulnerabilities.

Correct termination of the SCSI device is mandatory for it to be recognized and be functional.

A full backup is performed just once a week and with combinations of incremental and differential backup for the rest of the week.

Disk mirroring/ Duplexing can be managed with just 2 drives unlike other RAID levels

For a permanent connection, you would need a leased line connection and accordingly a DSL/Cable modem.

Motherboard has sensitive IC components that can blow up due to ESD.

Event logs will record all application, system and security related information of the server. This will also indicate RAID related occurrences.

Ultra2 SCSI controller with an Ultra ATA 100 drive will need the use of a converter between the two.

It is mandatory to test backups at regular intervals. You may alternately implement a backup verification tool as well.

When a server is off network, you may login to the server using a local administrator equivalent password for maintenance purpose.

The Boot log file holds all information required to troubleshoot a boot up process.

Simulating hardware failure is a crucial part of disaster recovery planning and testing. It helps identify vulnerabilities and ensure that systems and data can be recovered in the event of actual hardware failure. While there is always some risk involved in any simulation, the potential benefits of identifying and addressing weaknesses outweigh the risks of not testing at all.

Excess heat and dust could hamper the server performance adversely.

If you do not hear any beeps during boot-up, it could indicate that the speaker, which is responsible for producing the beeps, is faulty. The SMPS (power supply) and hard drives are less likely to be the cause of the absence of beeps, as the beeps are typically generated by the BIOS and played through the speaker to indicate hardware status.

The Volt Ampere rating is what is considered while buying a UPS.

If a server crashes in spite of having a UPS, the most likely cause could be that the battery charge is not adequate. The UPS is designed to provide backup power in case of a power failure, but if the battery charge is low or not sufficient, it may not be able to sustain the server's power requirements, resulting in a crash. This could happen if the UPS battery is old and needs replacement, or if it has not been properly maintained or charged.

Since the hardware and software configuration is intact, the only problem could be with IP addressing.

Compatibility information is nothing but the HCL or the hardware compatibility list, which is usually available in the OS CD ROM.

MCA architecture is not as widely used as the rest.

In the above given list the client service is the only service when run run on the server will make it a non-dedicated server

NIC are meant to connect any type of system on to the network.