Storage - PowerVault 110T DLT VS80 Product Certification (10 Questions)

Choose all that apply:
Which of the following are features of the PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive that are different from the PV110T DLT 4000?
11.5 Watts power dissipation.
20GB native capacity.
Half-height size.
1.5 MB/sec native data transfer rate.

True/False:
The PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive is compatible with the DLT1 format.
True.
False.

True/False:
The PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive is compatible with the DLT1 format.
True.
False.

Choose all that apply:
The PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive contains the following features:
LVD SCSI interface.
DLT 4000 format write compatible.
DLT 7000 format read compatible.
DLT 4000 format read-compatible.

Choose all that apply:
When installing a table-top version of the PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive, the following must be performed:
Set the SCSI ID switch.
Attach to an HVD SCSI controller in the server.
Attach a SCSI terminator if only one drive is attached to the SCSI bus.
Attach a 110V power cord to the back of the drive.

Multiple choice:
When installing a PV110T DLT VS80 internal drive in a server, the SCSI ID is set by:
The SCSI bus.
A switch on the back of the drive.
Location of the SCSI connector.
Jumpers on the back of the drive.

True/False:
Windows 2000 Native Backup can be used to verify connectivity of the PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive to the server.
False.
True.

True/False:
Windows 2000 Native Backup can be used to verify connectivity of the PV110T DLT VS80 tape drive to the server.
False.
True.

True/False:
After manually removing a stuck tape from the PV110T DLT VS80 drive, ensure that all screws are secured during reassembly so it can be used by the customer.
False.
True.