Perform Monitoring of Virtual Environment Using Unisphere for PowerMax. POWERMAX-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · hard

   A new admin is asked to monitor a virtual environment and report any anomalies. They are unfamiliar with Unisphere for PowerMax. What is the most effective way for them to get started?

   • ADisable all default alerts to avoid noise and only use manual monitoring.
   • BRely solely on the Alerts tab and ignore the dashboard and reports.
   • CImmediately create custom reports for all performance metrics.
   • DUse the built-in dashboard and default alerts to get an overview, then customize as needed.
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2. 12expert · hard

   A new storage administrator is tasked with monitoring a virtual environment. They need to quickly identify any VMs that are experiencing performance issues and any storage pools that are at risk of running out of space. In Unisphere for PowerMax, what is the most efficient way to get this overview?

   • ACustomize the Unisphere dashboard to include widgets for VM performance and pool capacity.
   • BCheck the Alerts tab for any critical alerts.
   • CNavigate to the Virtual Machines view and the Pools view separately.
   • DRun a custom report that includes both VM performance and pool capacity metrics.
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4. 13foundation · easy

   In Unisphere for PowerMax, which interface component provides a customizable, at-a-glance view of the health, capacity, and performance of the monitored virtual environment?

   • AAlert Management
   • BStorage Configuration
   • CDashboard
   • DPerformance Analysis
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which performance metric in Unisphere for PowerMax indicates the number of I/O operations completed per second for a virtual machine?

   • AThroughput
   • BCapacity
   • CLatency
   • DIOPS
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6. 15application · medium

   A storage administrator is planning to add more virtual machines to a cluster. They need to ensure that the storage pool backing the cluster's datastores has enough capacity and can handle the additional I/O load. In Unisphere for PowerMax, which two views should be checked?

   • AStorage > Pools (used capacity and subscription) and Monitoring > Performance > Storage Groups (IOPS and throughput)
   • BMonitoring > Reports > Capacity Report and Storage > Storage Groups (compression ratio)
   • CStorage > Volumes (total capacity) and Monitoring > Performance > Arrays (total IOPS)
   • DMonitoring > Performance > Virtual Machines (latency) and Alerts > All Alerts (warnings)
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