HAT-680 · Question #30
What are two ways of removing a volume path in Hitachi Device Manager? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. from the Host view C. from the Open-Allocated View. In Hitachi Device Manager, volume paths can be removed from the Host view (A) because paths are host-initiated connections, making host context the natural place to manage them. They can also be removed from the Open-Allocated View (C), which specifically shows allocated…
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What are two ways of removing a volume path in Hitachi Device Manager? (Choose two.)
Options
- Afrom the Host view
- Bfrom the Parity Group view
- Cfrom the Open-Allocated View
- Dfrom the Logical Group view
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(23 responses)- A91% (21)
- B4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
In Hitachi Device Manager, volume paths can be removed from the Host view (A) because paths are host-initiated connections, making host context the natural place to manage them. They can also be removed from the Open-Allocated View (C), which specifically shows allocated open-system volumes and their path assignments, giving direct access to path operations.
The Parity Group view (B) is for managing physical disk groups and RAID configurations - it deals with storage capacity, not host path assignments. The Logical Group view (D) is for organizing volumes into user-defined logical groupings for administrative convenience, not for path management.
Memory tip: Think "paths connect Hosts to Open volumes" - the two views that own path removal are the Host view and the Open-Allocated view (H + O = A + C).
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