D-PST-DY-23 · Question #71
How is the first installed expansion enclosure displayed in PowerStore Manager?
The correct answer is A. Bus_1_0. Option A (Bus_1_0) is correct because PowerStore uses a Bus_X_Y naming scheme where the bus number indicates the expansion bus and the second number is the zero-indexed position of the enclosure on that bus. The first expansion enclosure occupies Bus 1 (the dedicated expansion…
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Options
- ABus_1_0
- BBus_0_1
- CBus_1_1
- DBus_0_0
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A93% (52)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Option A (Bus_1_0) is correct because PowerStore uses a Bus_X_Y naming scheme where the bus number indicates the expansion bus and the second number is the zero-indexed position of the enclosure on that bus. The first expansion enclosure occupies Bus 1 (the dedicated expansion bus) at position 0 (the first slot, zero-indexed), yielding Bus_1_0.
Bus_0_0 (D) is wrong because Bus 0 is reserved for the base appliance/internal components, not expansion enclosures. Bus_0_1 (B) is wrong for the same reason - it still references Bus 0, which cannot host an external expansion enclosure. Bus_1_1 (C) is wrong because the position index starts at 0, so _1 would indicate the second expansion enclosure on Bus 1, not the first.
Memory tip: Think "1 then 0" - expansion starts on Bus 1, and the first of anything in zero-indexed systems is always 0. The first expansion enclosure = Bus_1_0.
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