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HAT-680 · Question #24

A VSP customer wants to purchase File and Content Services (FCS) appliances from HDS and would like to use their Hitachi Command Suite software to manage them. For which two FCS product families…

The correct answer is A. Hitachi Data Ingestor C. Hitachi NAS platforms. Hitachi Device Manager (HDM), a component of Hitachi Command Suite, is designed to integrate with and launch management software for HDS storage and file-serving appliances - specifically Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) and Hitachi NAS (HNAS) platforms, both of which are NAS…

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Question

A VSP customer wants to purchase File and Content Services (FCS) appliances from HDS and would like to use their Hitachi Command Suite software to manage them. For which two FCS product families will they be able to launch management software using Hitachi Device Manager? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AHitachi Data Ingestor
  • BHitachi Data Discovery for Microsoft SharePoint
  • CHitachi NAS platforms
  • DHitachi IT Operations Analyzer

How the community answered

(18 responses)
  • A
    89% (16)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • D
    6% (1)

Explanation

Hitachi Device Manager (HDM), a component of Hitachi Command Suite, is designed to integrate with and launch management software for HDS storage and file-serving appliances - specifically Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) and Hitachi NAS (HNAS) platforms, both of which are NAS appliances with management interfaces that HDM can directly invoke. This tight integration allows VSP customers to manage their entire storage environment from a single pane of glass.

Why B is wrong: Hitachi Data Discovery for Microsoft SharePoint is a content indexing and search product, not a storage appliance - it has no management interface that Device Manager is designed to launch.

Why D is wrong: Hitachi IT Operations Analyzer is itself a management and analytics tool, not a manageable FCS appliance; it sits alongside Command Suite rather than beneath it.

Memory tip: Think "NAS = launchable." Both correct answers (HDI and HNAS) are Network Attached Storage platforms - the kind of file-serving hardware Device Manager is built to integrate with. The distractors are software products, not appliances, so Device Manager has nothing to "launch" for them.

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#File and Content Services#Hitachi Data Ingestor#HNAS#Hitachi Device Manager integration

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