Configure Protection Domains POWERFLEX-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–18

1. 16application · medium

   A PowerFlex administrator is troubleshooting a performance issue in a Protection Domain. The administrator wants to view the current configuration of the domain, including its fault sets and the SDSs associated with it. Which action should the administrator take?

   • AUse the PowerFlex management interface to view the domain's details
   • BQuery the domain's IP address using a network tool
   • CCheck the domain's log files on the SDS nodes
   • DRun a CLI command to list all volumes in the domain
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2. 17application · medium

   A PowerFlex cluster has a Protection Domain that is no longer needed because the application it served has been decommissioned. The domain contains no volumes, but it still has SDSs. The administrator wants to remove the domain to free up management overhead. What is the correct sequence of actions?

   • ADisable the domain and then delete it without removing SDSs
   • BDelete the domain directly; the system will automatically remove the SDSs
   • CDelete the domain and then remove the SDSs from the cluster
   • DRemove all SDSs from the domain, then delete the domain
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3. 18application · medium

   A PowerFlex cluster is configured with two Protection Domains. Domain A has three fault sets, each containing SDSs from a different rack. Domain B has no fault sets. The administrator wants to ensure that data replicas are placed across racks to survive a rack failure. What should the administrator do?

   • AMove all SDSs from Domain B to Domain A
   • BCreate a third Protection Domain for the SDSs in Domain B
   • CEnable data replication at the cluster level
   • DConfigure fault sets in Domain B to match the rack layout
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