You need to replace a parts in a VSP E590. What are two ways for you to invoke the Maintenance Utility? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• Ausing the MPC connected to the Maintenance LAN port on the array
• Busing the BECK tool
• Cusing the VSP One Block Administrator
• Dusing HSAE

• A
  95% (38)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

On the VSP E590, the Maintenance Utility can be invoked via the MPC (Maintenance PC) connected directly to the Maintenance LAN port on the array (Option A), which is the traditional local access method, and through the VSP One Block Administrator (Option C), which provides a GUI-based path to launch the utility remotely. These are the two officially documented invocation methods for this platform.

Option B (BECK tool) is incorrect - BECK is not a recognized Hitachi tool for invoking the Maintenance Utility on the E590; it appears to be a fabricated distractor. Option D (HSAE) refers to the Hitachi Storage Administration Environment, which is a different management layer focused on configuration and provisioning rather than hardware maintenance operations.

Memory tip: Think "Access Console" - A (MPC at the array's LAN port = physical/local access) and C (VSP One Block Administrator = software/UI access). One is hands-on hardware, the other is the management application - together they cover the two angles of invoking maintenance.

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