
Dell PowerMax Design v2
Domain 6Objective 2
Install and Upgrade Solutions Enabler on Unix, Linux, and Windows Hosts. POWERMAX-DESIGN-V2 Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Solutions Enabler Implementation domain, which accounts for 7% of the POWERMAX-DESIGN-V2 exam.
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After upgrading Solutions Enabler on a Windows host, an administrator wants to verify that the host can communicate with the PowerMax array. Which command should the administrator run?
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A Linux administrator installed Solutions Enabler and configured the `storapid` daemon. The daemon is running, but when the administrator runs `symcfg list`, the command fails with a 'Connection refused' error. The administrator verifies that the daemon is listening on port 6789. What is the most likely cause of the connection failure?
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Which of the following is a software prerequisite for installing Solutions Enabler on a Windows host?
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A Linux administrator installed Solutions Enabler, but the `storapid` daemon fails to start. The system log shows a permission denied error when the daemon tries to access `/var/emc/SYMAPI`. The administrator confirms that the `symapi` user owns the directory and the permissions are `rwxr-x---`. The daemon runs as the `symapi` user. What is the most likely cause of the permission error?
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A company is running Solutions Enabler 9.1 on a Linux host and wants to upgrade to 9.3. The host also runs a critical application that uses the Solutions Enabler API. The administrator has verified that the upgrade path is supported. What is the most important consideration before performing the upgrade?
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