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Which of the following is not a reasonable size for a volume on a Windows Server 2003 server?

  1. 5 GB

  2. 50 GB

  3. 500 GB

  4. 5 TB
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Explanation

In Windows Server 2003, volumes as small as 5 GB were considered unreasonably small for production use given the storage capacities and requirements typical of that era. Modern server volumes are typically much larger (50 GB to multiple TB). A 5 GB volume would be impractical for most server applications, logs, and data storage needs.

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