Identify the MX Chassis Management Architecture and Define the Multi- Chassis Management Groups POWEREDGE-MX-MODULAR-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   An administrator has an MCMG with two chassis. The administrator wants to ensure that the group's configuration is backed up so it can be restored if the primary chassis fails. What should the administrator do?

   • AExport the MCMG configuration from the primary chassis management module.
   • BExport the configuration from each chassis individually.
   • CTake a snapshot of the virtual machines running on the chassis.
   • DCopy the configuration from the standby management module.
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2. 7expert · medium

   An organization has three MX7000 chassis in an MCMG. The primary chassis has failed, and the administrator needs to restore management access. The administrator has a backup of the MCMG configuration. What should the administrator do to restore management?

   • APromote a secondary chassis to primary and restore the configuration from the backup.
   • BUse the iDRAC interface of a server to access the chassis management.
   • CReboot all chassis and wait for the group to reform.
   • DReplace the failed chassis and restore the configuration to it.
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4. 8expert · medium

   An organization has four MX7000 chassis in an MCMG. The administrator wants to perform a maintenance operation that requires rebooting the primary chassis. The administrator wants to minimize the impact on management availability. What should the administrator do?

   • AReboot the primary chassis and wait for the group to reform.
   • BUse the iDRAC interface to reboot the primary chassis.
   • CPromote a secondary chassis to primary before rebooting the primary chassis.
   • DReboot all chassis simultaneously to save time.
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5. 9application · medium

   An organization has four MX7000 chassis deployed across two sites. The administrator wants to manage all chassis from a single pane of glass, but the two sites are connected by a high-latency WAN link. The administrator is concerned about management responsiveness. What should the administrator do to achieve centralized management while minimizing the impact of WAN latency?

   • AUse a single MCMG and place the primary chassis at the site with the most chassis.
   • BCreate one multi-chassis management group per site and use OpenManage Enterprise to aggregate them.
   • CCreate two multi-chassis management groups, one per site, and manage them separately.
   • DCreate a single multi-chassis management group spanning both sites.
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6. 10application · medium

   A data center administrator is deploying two MX7000 chassis in separate racks. They want to manage both chassis from a single management interface without requiring a separate management appliance. The administrator has already cabled the chassis management ports to the same L2 network. What should the administrator configure to meet this requirement?

   • ACreate a multi-chassis management group and add both chassis to it.
   • BDeploy a management station with OpenManage Enterprise and import both chassis.
   • CConnect the chassis management modules to each other with a direct cable.
   • DAssign a static IP address to the chassis and use the iDRAC interface.
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