How are compute sled slots numbered in the MX7000 chassis?

From right to left, starting at 1

From top to bottom, starting at 1

From left to right, starting at 1

From bottom to top, starting at 1

An administrator is troubleshooting a management module failure in an MX7000 chassis. The active management module has failed, and they need to understand the failover process. What happens when the active management module fails?

The administrator must manually switch over to the standby management module.

The compute sleds continue to operate, but management functions are lost until the module is replaced.

The chassis shuts down until the failed management module is replaced.

The standby management module automatically takes over, and the chassis continues to operate.

An administrator is planning the installation of compute sleds in an MX7000 chassis. They need to ensure that sleds are installed in the correct order to match the chassis' numbering scheme. Which statement is true regarding sled installation order?

Sleds must be installed from right to left, starting with sled 8, to ensure proper numbering.

Sleds must be installed from left to right, starting with sled 1, to ensure proper numbering.

Sleds can be installed in any order, and the chassis will automatically assign the correct slot number.

Sleds must be installed in pairs, starting with sleds 1 and 2, to ensure proper numbering.

In the MX7000 chassis, how are the PSU bays numbered?

PSU1 through PSU3 on top, PSU4 through PSU6 on bottom

PSU1 through PSU6, left to right

PSU1 through PSU6, right to left

In the MX7000 chassis, which management module is the active (primary) module by default?

The one with the lowest IP address

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How are compute sled slots numbered in the MX7000 chassis?
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2application · medium
An administrator is troubleshooting a management module failure in an MX7000 chassis. The active management module has failed, and they need to understand the failover process. What happens when the active management module fails?
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An administrator is planning the installation of compute sleds in an MX7000 chassis. They need to ensure that sleds are installed in the correct order to match the chassis' numbering scheme. Which statement is true regarding sled installation order?
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4foundation · easy
In the MX7000 chassis, how are the PSU bays numbered?
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5foundation · easy
In the MX7000 chassis, which management module is the active (primary) module by default?
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