Question

You have installed five new 300 GB disk drives into a server running Windows Server 2012. You want to create a volume that will have the most available space and will also be fault tolerant. What type of volume would you create?

Answer 1

New RAID-5 Volume

Step-by-step explanation:

RAID 5 is a superfluous assortment of setup of independent disks using parity disk striping.

Because all the disks display data and parity evenly, no single disk is a limiting factor. In the event of a disk failure, striping will also allow users to rebuild data.

RAID 5 classes have at least three and no maximum hard disk drives (HDDs). RAID 5 is deemed among the most stable RAID setups because the parity information is distributed across all drives.