CompTIA-Server+ 2005 Set 15

Percent of User Time ✘ Percent Processor Time ✘ Percent of Interrupt Time ✘ Interrupts Per Second ✔ Percent of Privileged Time ✔

Percent Total Processor Time ✘ Percent Processor Time ✘ Percent of Interrupt Time ✘ Interrupts Per Second ✔

Interrupts Per Second ✘ Percent of User Time ✘ Percent of Privileged Time ✘ Percent of Interrupt Time ✔

Percent Processor Time ✘ Percent of Interrupt Time ✘ Interrupts Per Second ✘ Percent Total Processor Time ✔

If a system board is set up to use no page file space, no RAM shortage problems would probably occur. ✘ For systems running low on RAM, it's a good idea to optimize the page file. ✘ The amount of swap space does not depend on the amount of RAM installed and the programs being run. ✘ None of the above ✔

Move the page file to a fast and dedicated hard disk that contains the system and boot partitions. ✘ Move the page file to a fast and dedicated hard disk that does not contain the system and boot partitions. ✘ You should make the page file smaller than the amount of physical RAM installed on the system. ✘ None of the above ✔

Mirrored RAID-1 volume ✘ RAID-0 ✘ RAID-5 volume ✘ None of the above ✔

Leave the diskperf on whenever performance measuring is completed. ✘ Use compression on files that are accessed often ✘ Use a disk defragmenter utility to improve seek and read times. ✘ None of the above ✔

Use a 32- or 64-bit bus mastering controller card. Use compression on files that are accessed often Exchange existing hard drives and drive controllers with faster models None of the above

Memory with slow RAM chips. Memory Pages Input/sec counter reading shows a value of 1 or less. Memory with faster RAM chips. Memory Pages Input/sec counter reading shows a value of 3.