A company is deploying PowerFlex across two data centers. To protect against a full data center failure, they want to ensure that each data center's storage devices are in a separate fault set. After creating the fault sets, what must the administrator do to enforce this isolation?

Create a separate storage pool for each data center

Associate the devices in each data center with the corresponding fault set

Place the fault sets in the same protection domain

Configure replication between the two data centers

A company is designing a PowerFlex deployment for a mission-critical application. They want to ensure that the application remains available if an entire server chassis fails. The chassis contains multiple storage devices. What is the most effective way to protect against this failure?

Create a fault set for each chassis and associate the devices in that chassis with the fault set

Use a single storage pool for all devices

Configure replication between two fault sets

Place all devices in a single fault set to simplify management

An administrator needs to delete a fault set that is no longer needed. The fault set currently has no devices associated with it. What is the correct action?

First associate a device, then delete the fault set

Delete the protection domain that contains the fault set

Rename the fault set to 'unused' and leave it

Delete the fault set using the SCLI command

What is the purpose of associating a storage pool with a fault set?

To increase the performance of the storage pool

To enforce that replicas are placed in different fault sets, providing failure domain isolation

To enable compression on the storage pool

To restrict access to the storage pool to specific users

After configuring fault sets, an administrator wants to verify that the configuration is correct. Which action would confirm that fault sets are properly isolating resources?

Confirm that all devices are in the same fault set to simplify management

Verify that the fault sets are in different protection domains

Ensure that each storage pool contains devices from multiple fault sets

Check that each device is associated with exactly one fault set

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A company is deploying PowerFlex across two data centers. To protect against a full data center failure, they want to ensure that each data center's storage devices are in a separate fault set. After creating the fault sets, what must the administrator do to enforce this isolation?
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22application · medium
A company is designing a PowerFlex deployment for a mission-critical application. They want to ensure that the application remains available if an entire server chassis fails. The chassis contains multiple storage devices. What is the most effective way to protect against this failure?
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23application · medium
An administrator needs to delete a fault set that is no longer needed. The fault set currently has no devices associated with it. What is the correct action?
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What is the purpose of associating a storage pool with a fault set?
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25application · medium
After configuring fault sets, an administrator wants to verify that the configuration is correct. Which action would confirm that fault sets are properly isolating resources?
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