How many intrusion switches does the DSS 7000 chassis have?

The DSS 7000 chassis is equipped with two intrusion switches. These switches play a critical role in enhancing the security and reliability of the system. Having dual intrusion switches allows the system to monitor for unauthorized access or tampering more effectively. If one switch were to fail or be activated, the second switch can still function to provide continued monitoring, ensuring that the chassis remains secure. This redundancy is crucial in enterprise environments where maintaining operational integrity and security is paramount.

When it comes to the other options, having just one switch would not provide the level of security redundancy needed for high-stakes environments, while three or four switches would be excessive for the role they serve in intrusion detection, potentially complicating the system without added benefit. Thus, the presence of exactly two intrusion switches provides the optimal balance of security and operational simplicity in the DSS 7000 chassis design.