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MCSA 70-270 XP Exam Prep

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You work as a systems administrator at your organization. All client computers run Windows XP Professional. A newly-purchased client computer has been assigned to you for pre-installation purposes. It has two physical hard drives. You successfully installed Windows XP Professional on one physical disk. To make the computer fault tolerant, you want to create a mirrored volume. What should you do?
  1. Convert both disks to Dynamic volumes and create a mirrored volume using the Create Volume Wizard.
  2. Make use of an NTFS format for the second volume, log on as administrator, and create the mirrored volume via the Create Volume Wizard.
  3. Create the mirrored volume via the Create Volume Wizard and then synchronize the Mirror with the mirrored volume.
  4. Windows XP does not support mirrored volumes.
Explanation
Answer: D - Windows XP does not support mirrored volumes. Hence, you cannot create mirrored volumes on this computer.

Key Takeaway: Since Windows XP Professional does not support mirrored volumes, you should consider making use of the hardware RAID, to make the computer fault tolerant.
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