H19-401_V1.0 · Question #140
Which of the following descriptions about OceanProtect dedicated backup storage is incorrect?
The correct answer is A. OceanProtect X9000 control node can accommodate 36 SAS SSDs. Option A is the incorrect statement because the OceanProtect X9000 control node does not support 36 SAS SSDs - the stated capacity is wrong for this model. Options B and C are both correct: the control nodes of both the X6000 and X8000 can each accommodate 25 SAS SSDs, making…
Question
Which of the following descriptions about OceanProtect dedicated backup storage is incorrect?
Options
- AOceanProtect X9000 control node can accommodate 36 SAS SSDs
- BThe control node of OceanProtect X6000 can accommodate 25 SAS SSDs
- CThe control node of OceanProtect x8000 can accommodate 25 SAS SSDs
- DOceanProtect's dedicated backup storage HDD hard disk enclosure can accommodate 24 NL-SAS
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A76% (32)
- B7% (3)
- C14% (6)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Option A is the incorrect statement because the OceanProtect X9000 control node does not support 36 SAS SSDs - the stated capacity is wrong for this model. Options B and C are both correct: the control nodes of both the X6000 and X8000 can each accommodate 25 SAS SSDs, making them consistent with each other despite being different product tiers. Option D is also correct, as the OceanProtect HDD hard disk enclosure does support 24 NL-SAS drives, which is a standard capacity for that component type.
Memory tip: Remember that the X6000 and X8000 share the same control node SSD count (25 SAS SSDs) - if an exam option breaks that symmetry by giving the X9000 an oddly high or mismatched number like 36, that's your red flag that something is off. Think "25 is the magic number for control nodes" when reviewing OceanProtect specs.
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