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HAT-680 · Question #114

You want to use the Hitachi Command Suite dashboard to show only certain information. Which two reports would be displayed? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. storage system alerts C. datacenter utilization. Hitachi Command Suite's dashboard is designed for high-level operational visibility, surfacing storage system alerts (A) so administrators can immediately see health warnings and critical events, and datacenter utilization (C) to show overall capacity consumption across the…

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Question

You want to use the Hitachi Command Suite dashboard to show only certain information. Which two reports would be displayed? (Choose two.)

Options

  • Astorage system alerts
  • Bcompleted tasks
  • Cdatacenter utilization
  • Dpool utilization

How the community answered

(51 responses)
  • A
    94% (48)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • D
    4% (2)

Explanation

Hitachi Command Suite's dashboard is designed for high-level operational visibility, surfacing storage system alerts (A) so administrators can immediately see health warnings and critical events, and datacenter utilization (C) to show overall capacity consumption across the environment - both are true "at-a-glance" dashboard metrics.

Completed tasks (B) are tracked in the Task Management pane/history view, not the dashboard - they represent historical job logs, not live operational status. Pool utilization (D) is a drill-down capacity report found under Storage Pools or Reports sections; it's too granular for the top-level dashboard, which favors datacenter-wide metrics over individual pool details.

Memory tip: Think "dashboard = big picture." Alerts (something is wrong now) and datacenter utilization (how full is everything) are the two things a manager glancing at a screen needs instantly - tasks and pools require navigation deeper into the UI.

Topics

#HCS dashboard#storage alerts#datacenter utilization#reporting

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