Follow Node Cabling Best Practices POWERSCALE-MAINTENANCE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–18

1. 16application · medium

   A data center administrator is cabling a new PowerScale node. The node has multiple cables that must be routed through the cable management arm. The administrator notices that the cables are tightly bundled and pressing against the power supply units. What is the best practice to avoid potential issues?

   • AUse cable ties to secure cables directly to the power supply cables
   • BTightly bundle cables to keep them out of the way
   • CRoute cables neatly and leave slack to prevent pressure on components
   • DRoute cables over the top of the power supplies to keep them organized
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2. 17foundation · easy

   During a PowerScale node installation, which cable type is typically used to connect the node's front-end network ports to a top-of-rack switch?

   • AVGA cables
   • BUSB-C cables
   • CSFP+ or QSFP+ copper/fiber cables
   • DSAS cables
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3. 18application · medium

   A technician is cabling a PowerScale node and notices that the fiber optic cables are being bent sharply to fit into the cable management tray. What is the correct action to take?

   • AReplace the fiber cables with copper cables to avoid bend issues
   • BTightly coil the fiber cables to keep them organized
   • CContinue as is, since fiber cables are flexible
   • DUse a larger bend radius by routing the cables with more slack
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