A sever administrator implements external storage for a file server.
At a later time, another administrator wants to extend this storage to a second server but is unable to simultaneously connect to two servers.
Which of the following storage types was implemented by the first administrator?
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The storage type that the first administrator implemented is likely DAS (Direct-Attached Storage). DAS is a type of storage that is directly attached to a server, and it is not accessible by other servers unless they also have a direct connection to the storage.
In this scenario, the first administrator likely connected the external storage device directly to the file server using a cable or other physical connection. This means that the storage is not accessible by other servers unless they also have a direct physical connection to the storage device.
The second administrator is unable to simultaneously connect to two servers because DAS is not designed to be shared between multiple servers. Each server must have its own direct connection to the storage device in order to access the data.
In contrast, NAS (Network-Attached Storage) and SAN (Storage Area Network) are designed to be shared between multiple servers. NAS uses a network connection to allow multiple servers to access the storage device over the network, while SAN uses a specialized network that is dedicated to storage traffic.
VSAN (Virtual Storage Area Network) is a virtualized SAN that allows multiple physical storage devices to be combined into a single logical storage pool. However, it still requires specialized network equipment and is not typically used for direct-attached storage.
Therefore, based on the information provided, the storage type that was likely implemented by the first administrator is DAS.