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High availability (HA) is crucial in IT infrastructure, ensuring systems remain operational and accessible with minimal downtime. (page:186 | The Official CompTIA Security+ Student Guide (Exam SY0-701)). HA refers only to hardware, infrastructure, power supply and localization (as a building). Ability to patch - security perspective Physical isolation - it can be as a building Attack Surface - security perspective Extensible auth. - security perspective
High Availability = Uptime, Fault-Tolerance, Responsiveness, Redundancy == Always On, Always Available. The only correct choice is: D. Responsiveness. All other options really don't determine High Availability. A. Ease of Recovery = Disaster Recovery. I guess it could be an answer if the main/production environment goes down. B. Ability to patch. Doesn't make any sense. C. Physical Isolation. Doesn't make any sense. E. Attack Surface. Doesn't make any sense. F. EAP. This is a protocol used in 802.1x.
bad wording again. is this about high availability/resiliency or redundancy? A suggests redundancy C suggests redundancy D suggests resilience Question is asking about resiliency so, it looks like the only reasonable answer is D. Both A and C should not be correct. so, it would seem they are asking about redundancy, not resiliency in which case we get A and C good job again compTIA