
Dell PowerEdge MX Modular Deploy
Domain 2Objective 7
Use Key Features of iDRAC Specific to MX Modular (e.g., Resetting iDRAC) POWEREDGE-MX-MODULAR-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the MX7000 Administration domain, which accounts for 29% of the POWEREDGE-MX-MODULAR-DEPLOY exam.
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A security administrator is configuring role-based access control (RBAC) for iDRAC access on a compute sled in an MX7000 chassis. The requirement is that a junior administrator can view power status and sensor readings but cannot change any settings or perform power operations. Which iDRAC role should be assigned?
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A security policy requires that iDRAC access on all compute sleds in an MX7000 chassis be restricted to a specific set of administrators. The policy also requires that these administrators use multi-factor authentication (MFA). The iDRACs currently use local accounts with passwords. Which approach best meets the policy?
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Which iDRAC security feature allows administrators to define granular permissions for different users?
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An administrator has just replaced a faulty compute sled in an MX7000 chassis. The replacement sled's iDRAC is at factory defaults. The administrator needs to apply the same iDRAC configuration (network settings, user accounts, and alert policies) that was on the original sled. What is the most efficient way to accomplish this?
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What is the effect of performing a factory reset on iDRAC in an MX Modular environment?
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