In the heterogeneous virtualization feature, eDevLUN includes metadata volume and data volume, and the required physical space is provided by the local storage system.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  21% (9)
• B
  79% (33)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the statement contains a critical inaccuracy: in heterogeneous virtualization, an eDevLUN represents storage capacity sourced from an external (heterogeneous) storage system, not the local storage system. The local storage system acts as the virtualization host that presents and manages the eDevLUN, but the underlying physical space resides on the third-party/external array.

Option A is incorrect because accepting the statement as true would imply the local system supplies the physical storage - this contradicts the fundamental purpose of heterogeneous virtualization, which is to pool and present external storage resources as if they were native.

Memory tip: Think of the "e" in eDevLUN as standing for External - the physical space always lives on the external device, not locally. If the space came from the local system, it would just be a regular LUN, not an external device LUN.

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