HAT-420 · Question #26
Which three access protocols are supported on the Hitachi Unified Storage File Module? (Choose three.)
B (CIFS), E (NFS), and A (NCP) are the three supported file access protocols on the Hitachi Unified Storage File Module. The File Module is a NAS component purpose-built for file-level storage, and CIFS (Windows SMB file sharing), NFS (Unix/Linux file sharing), and NCP (Novell…
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Which three access protocols are supported on the Hitachi Unified Storage File Module? (Choose three.)
Options
- ANCP
- BCIFS
- CiSCSI
- DFCOE
- ENFS
Explanation
B (CIFS), E (NFS), and A (NCP) are the three supported file access protocols on the Hitachi Unified Storage File Module. The File Module is a NAS component purpose-built for file-level storage, and CIFS (Windows SMB file sharing), NFS (Unix/Linux file sharing), and NCP (Novell NetWare Core Protocol) are all file-layer protocols that align with its role.
C (iSCSI) and D (FCoE) are wrong because both are block-level storage protocols - they present raw disk volumes to hosts rather than file system shares. These protocols belong to the block storage side of a unified storage system, not the File Module.
Memory tip: Focus on the word "File" in File Module - it only speaks file protocols. Block protocols (iSCSI, FCoE) have nothing to do with file access. Of the remaining three options, all three (CIFS = Windows, NFS = Linux/Unix, NCP = Novell) are file-sharing protocols, so all three are correct.
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