A vault is a location to dump the contents of cache to nonvolatile storage during
a power failure. Vaulting is the process of dumping that data to a safe location.
(From: PowerStore Concepts and Features, Pag 23).
D - for sure!
The last two or four slots (dependent on the model) must be populated with NVMe NVRAM devices and are used for write cache and vaulting.
Slots 0 through 20 are reserved for data drives for all PowerStore models.
Slots 21 through 24 are reserved for NVMe NVRAM devices for all PowerStore models.
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