H13-629_V3.0 · Question #97
FusionStorage software architecture can be divided into business system and management system. The () layer of the business system is used for application access to the standard access interface of…
The correct answer is A. Access. Access is correct because the Access layer is specifically designed to serve as the gateway between applications and the storage system, implementing standard protocols like SCSI and iSCSI that allow hosts and applications to communicate with FusionStorage using familiar…
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FusionStorage software architecture can be divided into business system and management system. The () layer of the business system is used for application access to the standard access interface of the storage system, supporting SCSI/iSCSI standard access interface protocol.
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- AAccess
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(45 responses)- A100% (45)
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Access is correct because the Access layer is specifically designed to serve as the gateway between applications and the storage system, implementing standard protocols like SCSI and iSCSI that allow hosts and applications to communicate with FusionStorage using familiar, industry-standard interfaces.
Since this question only presents option A as both a choice and the correct answer, there are no distractors to evaluate - the question is structured as a fill-in-the-blank where "Access" is the term being tested, not a multiple-choice comparison.
Memory tip: Think of the Access layer as the "front door" of the storage system - it's the first point of contact for any application trying to get in, and it speaks the standard languages (SCSI/iSCSI) that applications already know. If you remember who accesses what, the layer name follows naturally: the Access layer handles access.
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