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SAN School Quiz 3 Answer # 9

Published: 29 Jan 2004

Question #9

What's one difference between SAN booting and booting off an internal SCSI disk?

a. SAN booting allows you to save data faster
b. Nothing
c. The location of the disks and the adaptor used
d. Booting off an internal SCSI disk is more secure

Were you correct? The correct answer is
c. The location of the disks and the adaptor used

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