You are using the Allocate Storage wizard in Hitachi Device Manager and you want to identify the storage. Which two specification options are available? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• Avolume type
• Bvolume label
• Cvolume free space
• Dvolume location

• A
  91% (39)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  7% (3)

Explanation

In Hitachi Device Manager's Allocate Storage wizard, volume type (A) lets you specify the kind of volume (e.g., open, mainframe, DP-VOL) to narrow down which storage resources to target, while volume location (D) identifies where the storage physically or logically resides within the storage subsystem - together, these two options directly describe what the storage is and where it is, making them the correct identification specifications.

Volume label (B) is a naming/tagging attribute applied after allocation, not a wizard specification used to identify storage during the allocation process. Volume free space (C) is a capacity metric used to filter or select storage based on available space, but it does not identify the storage itself as a specification option in this context.

Memory tip: Think "Type + Location = Identity" - just like identifying a person requires knowing their role (type) and address (location). If you remember A and D as "Attribute of kind + Destination," you'll lock in the correct pair.

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