Question

Windows OS and System Admin

You have administering a fileserver running Windows Server 2012. All your user’s home directories, E:\HomeDrives, are running on a 36 GB volume that is 90 percent consumed. The volume is not fault tolerant. You have 3 new 36 GB hard drives that you want to install in the server. Which of these is the best method to create a fault tolerant volume and maximize the size of the volume using the new disks without losing the current user data?

Group of answer choices

Install the 3 new disks and rescan for new disks. Select the current data volume and create a Mirrored Volume set selecting the one of three remaining disks.

Install the 3 new disks and rescan for new disks. Select the current data volume and create a Spanned Volume set selecting the one of three remaining disks.

Install the 3 new disks and rescan for new disks. Select the current data volume and create a Striped Volume set selecting the reaming three remaining disks.

Install the 3 new disks and rescan for new disks. Select the current data volume and create a RAID-5 Volume set selecting the reaming three remaining disks.

Answer 1

D)  Install the 3 new disks and rescan for new disks. Select the current data volume and create a RAID-5 Volume set selecting the reaming three remaining disks.