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Domain 3Objective 5

Explain and Identify Migration Environment. POWERMAX-DESIGN-V2 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the PowerMax Upgrades and Migrations domain, which accounts for 17% of the POWERMAX-DESIGN-V2 exam.

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17%of the exam

Questions 16–18

  1. 16expert · hard

    A multinational corporation is migrating from a VMAX 20K to a PowerMax 2000. The environment includes a customer database (5 TB), a data warehouse (50 TB), and a file share (2 TB). The customer database has a 99.99% availability requirement. The data warehouse is only used for monthly reporting. The file share is used by all employees. The migration must be completed within one month. What is the most appropriate way to determine the migration scope?

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  2. 17expert · hard

    A media streaming company is migrating from a VMAX 20K to a PowerMax 8000. The environment includes a video content library (100 TB), a user authentication database (1 TB), and a recommendation engine (2 TB). The content library is read-heavy and can tolerate 24 hours of downtime. The authentication database has a 99.999% availability requirement. The recommendation engine is updated hourly. The migration must be completed within two weeks. What is the most appropriate migration scope?

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  3. 18application · medium

    A telecom company is migrating from a VMAX 20K to a PowerMax 2000. Both arrays run the same version of PowerMaxOS and use FBA devices. The migration will use array-based replication. What is the most accurate description of this migration environment?

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