6 RAID Systems6.1O 2 TBO 2.5 TBO 3 TBO 3.5 TBO 4 TB5 TBInto your server system you have installed the followingcomponentsa 3 TB hard disk- a 3 TB hard disk- a 3 TB hard disk- a 3 TB hard diskO 6 TBO 12 TBIf you want to setup a RAID 6 system (based on this hardware),what is the total space that can be used for data6.2O 2 TBO 2.5 TBОЗ ТВO 3.5 TBO 4 TBO 5 TBInto your server system you have installed the followingcomponents- a 1 TB hard disk- a 1.5 TB hard diska 2.5 TB hard disk- a 2.5 TB hard diskO 6 TBO 12 TBIf you want to setup a classical RAID 5 system (based on thishardware), what is the total space that can be used for data6.3O 2 TBO 2.5 TBОЗ ТВO 3.5 TBO 4 TBO 5 TBInto your server system you have installed the followingcomponentsa 1 TB hard diska 1.5 TB hard diska 2.5 TB hard diska 2.5 TB hard diskO 6 TBO 12 TBIf you want to setup a classical RAID system based onmirroring, what is the maximum space that can be used for data(Combine the disks in a clever way and choose the right RAIDlevel to maximize the space for data)

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6 RAID Systems O 2 TB O 6 TB 6.1 O 2.5 TB O 3 TB O 3.5 TB 4 TB O 5 TB Into your server system you have installed the following components - a 3 TB hard disk - a 3 TB hard disk - a 3 TB hard disk - a 3 TB hard disk O 12 TB If you want to setup a RAID 6 system (based on this hardware), what is the total space that can be used for data

6 RAID Systems O 2 TB O 6 TB 6.1 O 2.5 TB O 3 TB O 3.5 TB 4 TB O 5 TB Into your server system you have installed the following components - a 3 TB hard disk - a 3 TB hard disk - a 3 TB hard disk - a 3 TB hard disk O 12 TB If you want to setup a RAID 6 system (based on this hardware), what is the total space that can be used for data

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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