Summarize How to Connect Avamar Data Store to the Customer Network AVAMAR-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–13

1. 11application · medium

   A customer is deploying a multi-node Avamar Data Store. The nodes are installed in two separate racks, and the customer's network team has provided a dedicated VLAN for the Avamar system. The nodes will be connected to two different switches. What is the recommended way to connect the nodes to the network to ensure proper communication between all nodes?

   • AConnect each node's primary NIC to the switch in its respective rack, and ensure both switches are configured on the same VLAN.
   • BConnect the nodes in a daisy-chain fashion, connecting the primary NIC of one node to the secondary NIC of the next.
   • CConnect each node to the switch in its rack, but use different VLANs for each rack.
   • DConnect all nodes to a single switch using long cables, regardless of rack location.
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2. 12expert · hard

   After configuring an Avamar Data Store node, you find that the node can ping its own IP address and the default gateway, but it cannot ping a remote server on a different subnet. You have verified that the default gateway is correctly configured and is operational. What is the next most likely step to troubleshoot this issue?

   • ACheck the node's DNS settings.
   • BCheck the routing table on the default gateway.
   • CCheck the node's firewall settings.
   • DCheck the node's ARP cache.
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3. 13foundation · easy

   After assigning an IP address to an Avamar Data Store node, what is the next step in the configuration process?

   • ARebooting the node to apply the changes
   • BInstalling the Avamar server software
   • CConnecting the node to a different switch
   • DConfiguring the default gateway and verifying connectivity
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