HAT-420 · Question #107
A customer wants to migrate data from existing modular storage arrays to a newly acquired Hitachi Unified Storage system. To prepare for the storage migration, you have been asked to collect…
The correct answer is C. SE Console. SE Console is correct because it is Hitachi's enterprise management platform designed to collect and consolidate operational data across multiple heterogeneous storage systems and their attached hosts - exactly what's needed when planning a storage migration involving modular…
Question
A customer wants to migrate data from existing modular storage arrays to a newly acquired Hitachi Unified Storage system. To prepare for the storage migration, you have been asked to collect operation data that encompasses multiple storage systems and their attached hosts. Which tool would you use?
Options
- Aauperfmon
- Braidcom
- CSE Console
- DHiPAST
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A14% (6)
- B7% (3)
- C77% (34)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
SE Console is correct because it is Hitachi's enterprise management platform designed to collect and consolidate operational data across multiple heterogeneous storage systems and their attached hosts - exactly what's needed when planning a storage migration involving modular arrays and a new Hitachi Unified Storage system.
- auperfmon is a performance monitoring utility scoped to individual Hitachi storage arrays, not a multi-system data collection tool.
- raidcom is a command-line interface for configuring and managing Hitachi storage systems (RAID groups, LUNs, ports), not for gathering migration assessment data across systems.
- HiPAST (Hitachi Performance Analysis and Storage Tool) focuses on performance analysis and capacity planning for a single system, not multi-system migration preparation.
Memory tip: Think "SE Console = See Everything" - it gives you a consolidated view across multiple storage systems and hosts, making it the go-to tool before any large-scale migration.
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