Describe the FastList Tool. NETWORKING-DESIGN Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–23

1. 21application · medium

   A Dell partner is preparing to run FastList for a customer that is building a new warehouse network. The customer has specified the number of access switches needed, the required uplink speeds, and the number of users per switch. However, they have not yet decided on the exact model of the core switch. What is the most appropriate input to provide to FastList in this scenario?

   • AThe exact model of the core switch, since FastList cannot recommend a core switch
   • BThe required uplink speeds and number of users per switch, leaving the core switch model unspecified
   • CThe physical location of the warehouse and the expected ambient temperature
   • DThe customer's budget and preferred vendor for the core switch
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2. 22expert · hard

   A Dell systems engineer is working on a network design for a customer that has multiple sites. The customer has provided detailed requirements for the main site, but only high-level requirements for the remote sites. The engineer needs to create a consistent design across all sites while using FastList efficiently. What is the most appropriate approach?

   • ARun FastList once with all site requirements combined, since FastList can handle multi-site designs
   • BRun FastList for the main site with detailed inputs, then use the output as a template for the remote sites, adjusting as needed
   • CRun FastList separately for each site with the available inputs, even if the remote site inputs are vague
   • DRun FastList only for the remote sites, since the main site is too complex for FastList
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3. 23application · medium

   A Dell consultant has run FastList for a customer's campus network upgrade. The output shows a recommended configuration that includes a specific model of access switch and a stacking solution. The customer is concerned that the recommended switch does not match their existing network's management platform. What is the most appropriate next step?

   • ATell the customer that FastList cannot account for management platform compatibility
   • BRe-run FastList with the management platform as an input, since FastList supports that parameter
   • CReview the FastList output and adjust the recommendation to align with the customer's existing management platform
   • DProceed with the FastList recommendation because it is the only valid option
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