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D-PST-DY-23 · Question #75

Which of me following is true statement?

The correct answer is B. PowerStore 500 is NEBS-compliant. PowerStore 500 is indeed NEBS-compliant (Network Equipment Building System), meaning it meets the rigorous safety, environmental, and spatial standards required for deployment in telecommunications central offices and carrier-grade environments - a key differentiator for…

PowerStore Concepts and Architecture

Question

Which of me following is true statement?

Options

  • AEnd-to-end NVMe-oF is supported with TCP only
  • BPowerStore 500 is NEBS-compliant
  • CPowerStore 500 is not NEBS-compliant
  • DEnd-to-end NVMe-oF is supported with FC only

How the community answered

(41 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    90% (37)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    5% (2)

Explanation

PowerStore 500 is indeed NEBS-compliant (Network Equipment Building System), meaning it meets the rigorous safety, environmental, and spatial standards required for deployment in telecommunications central offices and carrier-grade environments - a key differentiator for customers in the telecom sector.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A is incorrect because NVMe-oF (NVMe over Fabrics) supports multiple transport protocols, including both TCP and Fibre Channel - it is not limited to TCP alone.
  • C directly contradicts the correct answer; PowerStore 500 is NEBS-compliant.
  • D is incorrect for the same reason as A - NVMe-oF is not restricted to FC only; TCP is also a supported transport.

Memory tip: Think of NEBS as the "telecom seal of approval." The PowerStore 500 is the 5tar model for telecom (NEBS), and NVMe-oF is flexible - it runs over both FC and TCP, so any answer claiming it's "only" one transport is automatically wrong.

Topics

#NVMe-oF#NEBS compliance#PowerStore 500#hardware specifications

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