Which of the following is not a capability of DME Storage performance monitoring?

Question

Options

• AFC SAN storage device performance analysis
• BCorrelate alarms with performance analysis
• COracle DataBase Performance Monitoring
• DView the performance data of 5 resources on one interface

• A
  13% (3)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  79% (19)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because DME (Device Management Engine) Storage performance monitoring is a storage infrastructure tool - it monitors storage devices, protocols, and hardware-level metrics. Monitoring Oracle Database performance is an application/database layer concern, handled by dedicated tools like Oracle Enterprise Manager or APM solutions, not by a storage management platform.

Why the distractors are wrong (i.e., these ARE valid DME capabilities):

• A - FC SAN storage device performance analysis is a core DME function; it analyzes Fibre Channel SAN arrays, port utilization, and I/O throughput.
• B - DME correlates alarms with performance data, letting administrators link a triggered alert directly to the performance metrics that caused it.
• D - DME supports multi-resource views, allowing up to 5 resources to be compared side-by-side on a single dashboard - a key operational feature.

Memory tip: Think of DME as a "storage layer" tool - it stops at the hardware/protocol boundary (SAN, NAS, FC ports). Anything above that boundary (databases, applications, OS processes) falls outside its scope. If the answer involves an application like Oracle, it's almost certainly not a storage monitoring capability.

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