You are using Hitachi Storage Navigator to create a LUN on a VSP storage system. After completing the operation you observe that the LUNs you created are not listed. Which action would enable…

Question

Options

• ALog back into Storage Navigator and re-create the LUNs.
• BPerform a host refresh using the ResetHost command.
• CExecute the HDvM CLI command SetLunRecovery.
• DRefresh the storage system.

• A
  5% (3)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  91% (53)

Explanation

Refreshing the storage system in HDvM forces it to re-synchronize its internal database with the actual configuration on the VSP array, pulling in any changes made directly through Storage Navigator - including newly created LUNs that HDvM is not yet aware of.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is wrong because the LUNs were created successfully; re-creating them would cause duplicates or errors, not fix a visibility problem.
• B is wrong because ResetHost refreshes host (server-side) information, not storage-side configuration. Host refreshes don't update LUN provisioning data.
• C is wrong because SetLunRecovery is not a real HDvM CLI command - this is a fabricated distractor designed to sound plausible.

Memory tip: Think of HDvM as a manager who wasn't in the room when changes were made. You need to give the manager a "briefing" (refresh) on the current state of the storage array before they know about the new LUNs. Anytime HDvM is out of sync with the array, a storage system refresh is your first troubleshooting step.

No community discussion yet for this question.