Explain and Identify Migration Environment. POWERMAX-DESIGN-V2 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   A migration plan must include which databases, file systems, and virtual machines will be moved to the new PowerMax array. Which aspect of migration planning does this define?

   • ASource and target assessment
   • BMigration validation
   • CMigration constraints
   • DMigration scope
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2. 7foundation · easy

   An administrator is evaluating how a migration will affect the performance of a critical database during the transfer. Which type of constraint is being considered?

   • ADowntime window
   • BPerformance requirement
   • CScope definition
   • DBusiness impact
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4. 8foundation · easy

   Before migrating data from a legacy array to a PowerMax, an administrator must verify that the source and target support the same host connectivity options. Which assessment activity does this represent?

   • AAssessing source and target environments
   • BDetermining migration scope
   • CEvaluating migration constraints
   • DIdentifying migration tools
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5. 9application · medium

   A bank is migrating its core banking system from a VMAX 10K to a PowerMax 8000. The system has a strict RPO of 15 minutes and an RTO of 1 hour. The migration will use array-based replication. What is the most important constraint to evaluate during the migration planning?

   • AThe network bandwidth between the source and target arrays
   • BThe ability to perform an incremental copy within the 15-minute RPO
   • CThe total capacity of the target PowerMax
   • DThe number of source devices to be migrated
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6. 10application · medium

   A government agency is migrating from a VMAX 40K to a PowerMax 2000. The environment includes a classified document repository, a public-facing web server, and an internal HR system. The classified repository has strict security requirements and cannot be accessed by the migration team. What is the most appropriate way to determine the migration scope?

   • AInclude all three systems in the scope and have the migration team access the classified repository as needed
   • BMigrate the classified repository first to get it out of the way, then handle the other systems
   • CScope the migration by security classification, with the classified repository handled by a separate team with appropriate clearances
   • DExclude the classified repository from the scope and migrate only the web server and HR system
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