Storage - PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive Product Certification Sample Questions

There are 12 questions, you have 48 minutes.

Multiple choice:
The PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive is attached to a controller using the following technology:
SCSI Ultra Narrow.
IDE.
LVD SCSI.
HVD SCSI.

Choose all that apply:
The PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive media is compatible with the following tape formats:
LTO.
DLT1.
DAT.
DLT.

Multiple choice:
The PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive writes and reads LTO tapes with a native density of:
70 GB.
40 GB.
80 MB.
100GB.

Choose all that apply:
The PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive attaches to the following SCSI controller:
Adaptec 7860.
AHA-39160.
Adaptec AIC 7899.
Adaptec 7933.

Multiple Choice:
The PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive contains the following SCSI device:
A SCSI backplane.
A SCSI controller.
The LTO tape drive.
Robotics.

True/False:
The PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive is configured as a table top or a rack mount unit.
False.
True.

True/False:
When replacing a PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive, the service tag plate is transferred to the new unit.
True.
False.

True/False:
If the PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive is the last device on a SCSI bus, an LVD terminator must be attached to the OUT SCSI slot on the back of the system.
False.
True.

Choose all that apply:
Before checking conectivity from a server to a new PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive, do the following:
Attach the PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive to the server.
Check that the SCSI ID is set correctly.
Attach the SCSI cable to the Adaptec 7933 controller.
Run the device self-test.

Multiple choice:
The Tabletop PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive SCSI ID can be set with the following:
A ballpoint pen.
SCSI cable connection.
Jumpers.
IDE Terminator.

Multiple choice:
A stuck tape is removed from the PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive by turning the RD thumbwheel:
Up.
Down.
Toward the front of the drive.
Toward the back of the drive.

Choose all that apply:
On the tabletop PowerVault 110T LTO Tape Drive, use the following tools to remove a stuck tape in an emergency situation:
Flat-blade screwdriver.
T10 Torx driver.
3/8 inch nut driver.
9-Volt battery.