A PowerScale cluster is experiencing random node reboots. The administrator needs to determine the cause, but the issue is intermittent and does not occur during normal monitoring. What should they do?

Enable debug logging on the affected nodes and collect logs when the issue occurs.

Collect a support bundle after the next reboot.

Replace the nodes' power supplies.

Reboot the nodes manually to see if the issue recurs.

A PowerScale cluster is experiencing intermittent performance issues. The administrator notices that the WebUI shows no active alerts, but clients are reporting slow access. They suspect a specific node is underperforming. What should they do to identify the issue?

Collect a support bundle and wait for support to respond.

Reboot the cluster to clear any temporary issues.

Check node-level statistics and logs using `isi statistics` and `isi logs`.

Ignore the issue since there are no alerts.

An administrator needs to change the cluster's DNS settings, but the change must be applied without interrupting client access. The cluster uses multiple DNS servers for redundancy. What is the best approach?

Change DNS settings on the external DNS servers only.

Use the `isi network dns modify` command to update the DNS servers.

Reboot the cluster after changing DNS settings in the WebUI.

Edit the /etc/resolv.conf file on each node.

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A PowerScale cluster is experiencing random node reboots. The administrator needs to determine the cause, but the issue is intermittent and does not occur during normal monitoring. What should they do?
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17expert · hard
A PowerScale cluster is experiencing intermittent performance issues. The administrator notices that the WebUI shows no active alerts, but clients are reporting slow access. They suspect a specific node is underperforming. What should they do to identify the issue?
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18expert · hard
An administrator needs to change the cluster's DNS settings, but the change must be applied without interrupting client access. The cluster uses multiple DNS servers for redundancy. What is the best approach?
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Which command-line tool is used to check the status of services on a PowerScale node?
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Which tool is used to manage software licenses on a PowerScale cluster?
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A PowerScale cluster is experiencing random node reboots. The administrator needs to determine the cause, but the issue is intermittent and does not occur during normal monitoring. What should they do?

A PowerScale cluster is experiencing intermittent performance issues. The administrator notices that the WebUI shows no active alerts, but clients are reporting slow access. They suspect a specific node is underperforming. What should they do to identify the issue?

An administrator needs to change the cluster's DNS settings, but the change must be applied without interrupting client access. The cluster uses multiple DNS servers for redundancy. What is the best approach?

Which command-line tool is used to check the status of services on a PowerScale node?

Which tool is used to manage software licenses on a PowerScale cluster?

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