Which check is part of validating a modified PowerEdge XE cluster configuration?

Verifying that the cluster's IP address has changed

Verifying that all nodes report healthy status in the management interface

Confirming that the cluster's name has been updated

Ensuring that all workloads have been moved to the new node

What is the purpose of configuration validation after scaling a PowerEdge XE cluster?

To confirm that the modified cluster operates correctly and meets performance expectations

To prepare the cluster for a future expansion

To document the new hardware serial numbers for inventory purposes

To create a backup of the cluster configuration

After physically installing a new node in a PowerEdge XE cluster, what is the next step in the node addition procedure?

Update the cluster's documentation to reflect the new node's serial number

Configure the node's network settings and join it to the cluster management software

Immediately migrate all workloads to the new node to test its performance

Remove the node from the cluster to verify it can operate standalone

A PowerEdge XE cluster is running a database workload that is experiencing memory pressure. The admin wants to increase the memory allocation for the database service without adding new nodes. What should the admin do?

Increase the memory limit for the database service in the cluster resource configuration

Reduce the CPU allocation for the database to free up memory

Rebalance the cluster to move the database to a different node

Add more nodes to the cluster to distribute the memory load

A company is adding two nodes to a 6-node PowerEdge XE cluster. The admin has physically installed the nodes, connected them to the cluster network, and powered them on. The nodes are visible on the network and can be pinged. What is the next step in the node addition procedure?

Configure the cluster software to recognize and add the new nodes

Run a full backup of the existing cluster configuration

Rebalance workloads across all nodes immediately

Verify the new nodes have the same hostname as the existing nodes

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