Q37. Refer to the Exhibit.

A Network administrator is failing to discover a PowerStore T system using the PowerStore Discovery Utility.
What might be the issue?

Q38. A Storage Administrator removed an appliance from the cluster. What is the status of the removed appliance’s licenses?

Q39. How is the VASA provider registered with vSphere when connecting to a PowerStore X system?

Q40. How is the upgrade process on a multi-appliance cluster run?

Q41. Use the PowerStore Manager simulator to configure the BaseEnclosure-NodeA-IoModule1-FEport0 as a replication port. When you have finished using the simulator, Click Next.

Q42. How is the VASA provider registered with vSphere when connecting to a PowerStore X system?

Q43. A PowerStore T administrator discovers that only one port on each node is active and passing traffic. The other port is healthy and online, but total bandwidth is only half of what the customer expects. Which action could resolve the issue?

Q44. What is a way to verify the data path connectivity between a source VNX2 storage system and the PowerStore system when configuring an import session?

Q45. How is the upgrade process on a multi-appliance cluster run?

Q46. Match the correct Base Enclosure port in column A to the Expansion Enclosure port in column B to show the correct cabling for adding a single expansion enclosure to a base enclosure.

Q47. Correctly arrange the sequence of the write operation in PowerStore.

Write Operation
The graphic explains the process when the PowerStore receives a write request.

1: Step 1.
In this example, an I/O enters Node B and is saved within the Node
DRAM memory. The I/O is analyzed to determine:
1. What type of I/O it is.
2. What resource it is intended for.
3. The location within the resource being updated or requested.
4. And other metadata information.
2: Step 2.
If the I/O is determined to be a write, the data is copied into the write cache on the NVRAM drives. After the information is stored within the write cache, the information stored within the DRAM memory is considered clean as it no longer has the latest copy of the information. This data then becomes part of the read cache, until it is later replaced in cache by newer or more highly accessed dat
a.
3: Step 3.
For each write I/O that enters the system, the information is passed
between the Nodes using tokens. This operation updates the peer node that a new write has been received and that it has the newest copy of the data. A token includes information about the I/O such as what resource was updated and the address within the resource that was updated. A token also includes information Data Efficiency about the location the I/O was saved to within the write cache. If the peer Node requests that information, the Node can access the data within the NVRAM drives using its own internal channels.
4: Step 4.
After the information is safely stored on the nonvolatile media of the NVRAM drives and all other actions are complete, the host is acknowledged.
5: Step 5.
After the host is acknowledged, data is copied from the Write Cache and is passed through the deduplication and compression logic. The remaining data is then assembled into 2 MB stripes and saved to the back-end storage.

Q48. What is the correct power up sequence for a PowerStore?

Q49. You are a network administrator that needs to setup a Data switch model S5248F-ON to be used for PowerStore 7000T system Use the Simulator to:
1) Check the OS version and license status.
2) Set management IP address 172.17.57.10 subnet as 255.255.255.0 on chassis = 1, slot = 1, port = 10
3) Enable the port
4) Configure default route with gateway 192.168.1.254, NTP server 192.168.1.50
5) Enable RSTP with priority 4096
6) Commit and exit.

Q50. What does a Storage Administrator need to consider about Resource Balance when assigning volumes?

Q51. What is the recommended Windows multi-pathing policy for block volumes on a PowerStore array?

Q52. What is the total number of NVRAM devices used in PowerStore 3000?

Q53. A customer is new to PowerStore and asks if there are any differences between the A and B back-end ports. What is the correct response?

Q54. A Storage Administrator removed an appliance from the cluster. What is the status of the removed appliance’s licenses?

Q55. A storage administrator has provisioned a 50GB volume and presented it to an application. The application owner has requested that the volume be replicated to a secondary array. Which policy should be assigned to the volume to enable replication?

Q56. What does the remote replication Failover operation do?

Q57. A customer wants to add capacity to their PowerStore 5000T. The system is populated with 6 NVMe SCM
750 GB drives. What is the maximum number and type of drives that can be added to the base enclosure?

Q58. What does the data import session Pause operation do?

Q59. What does the remote replication Failover operation do?