You want to use Hitachi Device Manager to allocate storage direct from search results. In the GUI, which two storage operations are you permitted to perform after executing the search? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ACreate Pool
• BExpand Pool
• CCreate Label
• DVirtualize Volumes

• A
  89% (16)
• B
  6% (1)
• C
  6% (1)

Explanation

In Hitachi Device Manager, when you execute a storage search, the GUI surfaces two actionable storage operations directly from the search results: Create Pool (A) and Virtualize Volumes (D). These are the operations designed to work with discovered/searched resources - you can immediately allocate capacity by creating a pool from found storage, or virtualize volumes for use in your environment without leaving the search context.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (Expand Pool): Pool expansion is managed through the pool management interface, not initiated from a search results context - you first need to navigate to an existing pool.
• C (Create Label): Label creation is an organizational/metadata function, not a storage allocation operation, and is not surfaced as a search-result action.

Memory tip: Think "CA-PV" - from search results you can Create and Virtualize (Create Pool, Virtualize Volumes). Both are provisioning actions that make sense at the point of discovery. Expanding and labeling are management actions that belong in different parts of the GUI.

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