A systems administrator is investigating a server with a RAID array that will not boot into the OS. The administrator notices all the hard drives are reporting to be offline. The administrator checks the RAID controller and verifies the configuration is correct. The administrator then replaces one of the drives with a known-good drive, but it appears to be unavailable as well. Next, the administrator takes a drive out of the server and places it in a spare server, and the drive is available and functional. Which of the following is MOST likely causing the issue?

A. The kernel is corrupt.

B. Resources are misallocated.

C. The backplane has failed.

D. The drives need to be reseated.








 

Suggested Answer: C

Community Answer: C



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