Title: Mod 14 Quiz
Course: CIS 208: Linux/UNIX III: Intermediate System Administration, Networking, and Security ~ For IGNITE Review

Q: Bare metal recovery refers to restoring the operating system on a server after a hard drive failure or other catastrophe.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Bare metal recovery software can archive to:
- Magnetic tape.
- iso image files.
- NFS shares.
- NAS devices.
A: Magnetic tape.; iso image files.; NFS shares.; NAS devices.

Q: An effective way to test a bare metal recovery is to:
- Restore a server to a new virtual machine.
- Check the log files from the last backup.
- Erase the hard drives in a server them perform a recovery.
- Create custom documentation based on the source documentation.
A: Restore a server to a new virtual machine.

Q: Documentation should be easy to understand and follow because:
- Someone else may be performing the procedures.
- It may be used at a time of high stress.
- It may be used during off hours.
- All of the other answers are right.
A: All of the other answers are right.

Q: It is always necessary to schedule down time to perform a bare metal backup.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Before backing up a server, it may be necessary to:
- Back up the MBR.
- Back up the databases.
- Reboot the server.
- Stop all web services.
A: Back up the MBR.; Back up the databases.

Q: Daily backup software:
- Cannot backup system directories.
- Cannot backup user home directories.
- Provides a bare metal recovery solution.
- Keeps multiple copies of the same set of files.
A: Keeps multiple copies of the same set of files.

Q: When performing a test bare metal recovery, it is best to:
- Disable the network connections prior to booting.
- Select a new IP address prior to booting.
- Turn off all services prior to booting.
- Turn off all services immediately after the host has booted.
A: Disable the network connections prior to booting.