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CompTIA A+ Core 1: SCSI Device Cables

CompTIA A+ Core 1: SCSI Device Cables

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  • Define and Describe SCSI
    Small Computer Systems Interface is a standard designed to string many peripheral devices into a SCSI chain
  • True or False: SCSI can operate in serial and parallel
    True
  • How many devices can fit on a single SCSI bus for narrow and wide buses, respectively?
    8 and 16
  • What is the biggest benefit of SCSI chains?
    Each device is linked with each other allowing the configurer to bypass much of the initial setup work
  • Define and Describe LUNs
    Logical Units, are SCSI devices defined and separated logically rather than physically, each device in a SCSI chain is assigned a unique SCSI ID, LUNs separated functions of these devices virtually to facilitate better communication between the chained devices
  • Define and Describe SAS
    Serial Attached SCSI, are SCSI devices that have no jumpers, terminators, or discrete settings