A software engineering company has decided to implement shared networked storage to facilitate project development. There are approximately 40 servers in the company 25% are Solaris and 75% are Windows. The company currently limits growth for storage and does not want to add additional servers for that purpose. They anticipate no more than 30% growth over the next three years.
The storage utilized for the network file systems must be maintained on the most costeffective solution that is the easiest to manage. However, storage must also be tracked so that the required storage for projects can be charged back to the development teams. Additionally, the network file system will be used for nonprojectrelated storage from other departments such as Human Resources and Accounting.
Space allocation for nonproject files must be monitored and reports generated for management.
In order to select the most appropriate management application for this environment, you need to analyze specific qualification information. What is the best methodology to collect this information?

A.
Collect Grabs from all server systems and process with HEAT. Consolidate the findings and summarize on the qualification document.

B.
Interview product development team leads and department heads. Determine current and projected storage requirements and any retention policies currently in use.

C.
Provide the EMC qualification document to the customer and have them complete the form.

D.
Request network configuration information and performance characteristics. Collect Grabs from all server systems and process with HEAT.