Explanation Fault tolerance by maintaining two copies what is: Mirroring A fault-tolerance disk strategy in which two identical copies of disk partitions are maintained on different disks (or sets of disks). The theory is that if one disk fails then the system can continue operating because reads and writes to the second disk can continue.
- Define Free For All (Link Farm):
- Use FFA is an abbreviation typically used when referring to "link farms" there are where you can get your site listed (typically along with thousands of others) that have no common theme just fault tolerance by maintaining two copies definition.
- Define File Allocation Table:
- Use FAT File Allocation Table. More commonly referred to as FAT16 following the advent of FAT32. Uses 16-bit addressing. DOS and Windows 3.x machines commonly use FAT16 fault tolerance by maintaining two copies explain.
- Define Friend Of A Friend (Account):
- Use Friend. Used when referring to a story or account which is told as having happened to a friend of a friend. Such accounts cannot generally be confirmed, and are often little more than urban legends fault tolerance by maintaining two copies what is.
- Define Federal Information Processing Standard:
- Use Information Processing Standard. A set of standards and guidelines developed by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for US government agency use. Relevant links: http://www fault tolerance by maintaining two copies meaning.
- Define File Control Block:
- Use Block. FCB introduced in the first version of MS-DOS. Because FCBs predate a hierarchical directory structure they can only be used with files in the current directory. Superseded for most purposes fault tolerance by maintaining two copies abbreviation.
