HQT-4180 · Question #60
Which tool is used to determine the back-end cabling configuration on a VSP Midrange system?
The correct answer is B. BECK Tool. BECK (Back-End Cable Configuration Key) is the dedicated Hitachi tool for reading and verifying back-end cabling configurations on VSP Midrange systems - it interprets how drive enclosures and controllers are physically interconnected, making it the only purpose-built tool for…
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Which tool is used to determine the back-end cabling configuration on a VSP Midrange system?
Options
- ACABLE connection Tool
- BBECK Tool
- CHSA configuration Tool
- DSVP Offline Tool
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B88% (23)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
BECK (Back-End Cable Configuration Key) is the dedicated Hitachi tool for reading and verifying back-end cabling configurations on VSP Midrange systems - it interprets how drive enclosures and controllers are physically interconnected, making it the only purpose-built tool for that task.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A. CABLE Connection Tool - not a real Hitachi utility; the name is fabricated to sound plausible.
- C. HSA Configuration Tool - HSA (Host Storage Administrator) handles host-side configuration and array management, not back-end physical cabling.
- D. SVP Offline Tool - the SVP (Service Processor) has offline maintenance modes, but it is not used to determine cabling topology.
Memory tip: Think "BECK to the BACK" - BECK = Back-End Cable configuration Key. The word "back" appears in both the tool's name and its function, giving you a direct mnemonic link on exam day.
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