A.It protects against disk failure.

B.It protects against shelf failure.

C.It protects against drawer failure.

D.It protects against power outages.

A.Disconnect the cables from the management ports.

B.Power down the array before changing the part.

C.Use SANtricity to view the target component and place the component off-line or in service mode before removing the part.

D.Remove the part and check SANtricity for continuing errors.

A.They present volumes as LUNs to the hosts and allow you to take them offline.

B.They identify a failed disk and its path.

C.They check the state of known and discovered paths and monitor host connections.

D.They specify the rate of data transfer and reroute host requests.

A.The replacement disk must have DAC store already installed on it.

B.The replacement disk can be of any technology; for example, an HDD can replace an SSD.

C.The replacement disk must match the security capabilities of the existing driver.

D.The replacement disk must be of greater capacity to rebuild the data structure from the failed disk.

A.No. The controllers are only cabled to one "stack."

B.No. The cabling has split the top-down-bottom-up configuration.

C.Yes. The cabling configuration is correct.

D.No. The cabling to the disk shelves is coming from the host ports.