QuestionQ4

Troubleshooting

While troubleshooting a motherboard failure, a technician confirmed that the RAID hard drives were functional. The technician installed a spare motherboard with similar specifications and retained the original components.

Which of the following should the technician do to restore operations with minimal downtime?

Explanation

A replacement motherboard can require its RAID controller to be configured to recognize the existing RAID disks and array. Configuring the old drives for RAID preserves the functioning array and allows the system to resume operation without reinstalling software or restoring data from backup.

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