050-SEPROSIEM-01 · Question #70
If enVision does not recognize the external storage, you can;
The correct answer is A. Configure vol2 and vol3. When enVision fails to recognize external storage, the resolution is to configure vol2 and vol3 so the system can map and use the attached volumes.
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If enVision does not recognize the external storage, you can;
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- AConfigure vol2 and vol3
- BPing the NAS at 10.202.2.101
- CRestart the Forwarder Service on the D-SRV
- DRun the MD5 checksum tool to validate the installation
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Why each option
When enVision fails to recognize external storage, the resolution is to configure vol2 and vol3 so the system can map and use the attached volumes.
Configuring vol2 and vol3 explicitly defines the storage volumes within enVision, allowing the system to recognize and mount the external storage correctly. This is the required administrative step when automatic storage detection fails, as the volumes must be mapped before enVision can write or read data from them.
Pinging the NAS confirms network reachability but does not resolve volume recognition or mounting issues within enVision.
Restarting the Forwarder Service affects log collection and forwarding processes, not the storage subsystem responsible for volume recognition.
The MD5 checksum tool validates software installation integrity and has no function in diagnosing or resolving external storage recognition failures.
Concept tested: enVision external storage volume configuration
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