Last Updated on August 3, 2021 by Admin 2
SIMULATION
A technician has installed two new drives in one of the computers in the computer lab. Disk1 will be utilized for user and application data. Disk 2 has already been properly configured and has production data on in. The technician has been unable to format the appropriate disk from the command prompt.
The lab requires that Disk1 be a dynamic disk configured with two partitions. The first partition must be 256,000 MB in size and mapped to drive F. The second partition must be 512,000 MB in size and mapped to drive G.
The new partitions must be formatted to ensure that user’s files can be secured from other users and that the disk must be configured to account for future redundancy.
Make sure to maintain a consistent file system.
The lab requires that Disk1 be a dynamic disk configured with two partitions. The first partition must be 256,000 MB in size and mapped to drive F. The second partition must be 512,000 MB in size and mapped to drive G.
The new partitions must be formatted to ensure that user’s files can be secured from other users and that the disk must be configured to account for future redundancy.
Make sure to maintain a consistent file system.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Conduct the necessary steps within the Disk Manager to accomplish these tasks.
If at any time you would like to bring back the initial state of the simulation, please click the Reset All button.
- Please review explanation for detailed answer.
Please review explanation for detailed answer.
Right click on disk 1, click on initialize
Choose disk and option as MBR. Hit ok.
Again, right click on disk 1 and choose convert to dynamic disk.
Now right click on disk 1 and choose new simple volume.
Specify storage as 256000 and assign a drive letter F and choose file system as NTFS and click finish.
Do the same thing for rest of space of disk 1, assigning 512000MB and using Disc G
Here are the screen shots showing this process:
