Configure Fault Sets POWERFLEX-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16expert · hard

   An administrator needs to delete a fault set that currently has devices associated with it. The devices are still in use and must remain in the system. What is the correct approach?

   • ADelete the fault set; PowerFlex will automatically move the devices to a default fault set
   • BDelete the fault set and then re-add the devices to a new fault set
   • CRename the fault set to 'unused' and leave it
   • DRemove all devices from the fault set, then delete the fault set
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2. 17application · medium

   A PowerFlex cluster has three fault sets: FS-A, FS-B, and FS-C. An administrator wants to ensure that a volume's replicas are placed on devices in at least two different fault sets. What is required for this to happen?

   • AThe volume must be created with a redundancy policy that specifies the fault sets
   • BThe storage pool must contain devices from at least two fault sets
   • CThe volume must be associated with a fault set
   • DThe fault sets must be in different protection domains
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4. 18foundation · easy

   Which parameter is required when creating a fault set in the PowerFlex UI?

   • AStorage pool ID
   • BSDS IP address
   • CProtection domain ID
   • DName
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes a fault set in PowerFlex?

   • AA network segment that isolates storage traffic from management traffic
   • BA physical enclosure that houses multiple SDS nodes
   • CA logical grouping of storage resources that share a common failure domain
   • DA backup of the PowerFlex configuration database
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6. 20application · medium

   A team has configured fault sets to protect against a power distribution unit (PDU) failure. They want to verify that the fault sets are correctly aligned with the physical PDU domains. Which verification step is most appropriate?

   • ACheck that all devices are in the same fault set to ensure they share the same PDU
   • BReview the fault set membership and compare it to the physical device locations
   • CEnsure that the fault sets have the same number of devices
   • DVerify that the fault sets are in different storage pools
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