Dell-EMC
E20-611 · Question #63
A customer has a DAE3P configured and running at 4 Gb/s back-end speed, and you install a 2 Gb/s- only drive in the enclosure. What will the DAE3P do with the new drive?
The correct answer is D. It will not add the drive to the loop due to the incompatible drive speed. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer has a DAE3P configured and running at 4 Gb/s back-end speed, and you install a 2 Gb/s- only drive in the enclosure. What will the DAE3P do with the new drive?
Options
- AIt will add the drive at 2 Gb/s back-end speed with no issues and initialize it.
- BIt will add the drive at 4 Gb/s back-end speed with no issues and initialize it.
- CIt will change the back-end speed of the entire enclosure to match the 2 Gb/s drive.
- DIt will not add the drive to the loop due to the incompatible drive speed.
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A10% (2)
- B5% (1)
- C14% (3)
- D71% (15)
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