Dell ECS Design
Domain 4Objective 1
Identify the Use Cases for Client Protocols ECS-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the ECS Solution Design Cluster Access domain, which accounts for 20% of the ECS-DESIGN exam.
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A university research lab stores large genomic data files on a Linux-based compute cluster. The researchers need to mount the storage directly into the Linux file system namespace so their existing tools can read and write files as if they were local. Which ECS client protocol is designed for this use case?
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A hospital must store patient records for 10 years with WORM compliance. They also have Linux-based imaging systems that need file-level access to the same records for daily operations. They want to use a single ECS bucket for both compliance and operational access. Which protocol configuration should they use?
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A company has been using Dell EMC Atmos for object storage and wants to migrate to ECS while keeping the same client API. Which ECS client protocol should be enabled to support this migration?
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A company has Linux application servers that need file-level access to data on ECS, and Windows workstations that need mapped-drive access to the same data. They also have a backup application that uses S3 API. They want to use a single ECS namespace for all data. Which protocols should they enable?
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A media company stores raw video footage on ECS. Their editing workstations run Windows and access files via mapped drives. They now want to enable a Linux-based transcoding farm to read the same footage directly over the network without copying data. Which protocol should the administrator configure on ECS to support both client types?
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