Which requirement of a source storage system is invalid when participating in PowerStore Native Import migration?

Question

Options

• AWith iSCSI connectivity between source and PowerStore, Global storage IP address is not
• BAdministrator privileges are required on the source and associated hosts to import to a PowerStore
• CFor EqualLogic, the front-end connectivity must be iSCSI
• DFor PowerMax or VMAX, the front-end connectivity must be FC

• A
  72% (18)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  16% (4)
• D
  8% (2)

Explanation

Option A is invalid (i.e., incorrect as stated) because when using iSCSI connectivity between a source storage system and PowerStore during a Native Import migration, a Global storage IP address IS required - the statement that it is not needed is false. This makes A the "invalid requirement" the question is hunting for.

Options B, C, and D describe valid, real requirements: administrator privileges on source systems and hosts (B) are genuinely needed to perform the migration; EqualLogic arrays only support iSCSI, so iSCSI front-end connectivity (C) is a legitimate prerequisite; and PowerMax/VMAX systems require FC for front-end connectivity (D) due to their architecture - both are correct conditions for Native Import eligibility.

Memory tip: Think of it as a "spot the lie" question. Three of the four options describe real-world protocol/privilege constraints you'd actually configure. The odd one out (A) contains a negation that flips a true requirement - a classic exam trap. Whenever you see "is not required" in a list of requirements, flag it as the likely invalid entry and verify whether the opposite is actually true.

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