Title: Module 2 Discussion
Course: CTS 2234 Server Operating Systems > Section: Module 2 - Configuring Storage and File Permissions

Please respond to BOTH Parts A and B.

Part A

Storage Fault Tolerance is a feature that supports the protection of data in the event of a critical hard drive or controller failure within a server operating system. There are many several ways to implement Fault Tolerance in a server environment such as RAID or network attached storage. You are the network administrator of a large enterprise network and you have been asked to create a storage array that will always be available for collaboration between users and it must support security groups with varying permissions. What architecture would you use and why?

Part B

Disk quotas allow administrators to limit storage space for server operations and user data. What types of files should be controlled using quotas and why are they critical server operations?

The initial discussion question must be at least seven sentences long and peer responses will consist of at least four sentences. This discussion will be graded using the CTS 2334 Discussion Rubric. Use the information in the rubric as a guide toward successful completion of this module's discussion.