A storage administrator is configuring an import session from a VNX2 for Windows host data. The administrator inputs the SPA IP address into the Add Remote System configuration. The administrator…

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Options

• ASelects the PowerStore Global Storage Discovery IP
• BGenerates a duplicate of the SPA RSA key for the SPB HTTPS certificate
• CValidates the SPB IP address and certificate for high availability

• A
  16% (7)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  77% (33)

Explanation

Checking "Verify Alternate Address" confirms that the SPB's IP address is reachable and that its HTTPS certificate is valid, ensuring the import session remains functional if SPA becomes unavailable - this is the high-availability safeguard built into the remote system configuration. Option A is wrong because Global Storage Discovery IP is a PowerStore-side networking concept unrelated to verifying a VNX2's alternate SP address. Option B is wrong because no RSA key duplication occurs; the system validates an existing certificate rather than generating or copying one. For exam retention, think of it this way: you enter SPA's address, so the alternate address must be SPB - "Verify Alternate" = "trust SPB too," which is exactly what HA requires.

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