Configure and Manage Host and Host Groups POWERSTORE-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–28

1. 26expert · hard

   A storage administrator is troubleshooting a host that has lost access to a volume. The host object shows a status of 'OK', and the volume is correctly mapped. The administrator suspects the issue is with the initiator configuration. What is the best way to verify this?

   • ACompare the initiators listed in the host object with the actual WWNs or IQNs of the host's HBAs or NICs.
   • BReview the volume's snapshot schedule.
   • CReboot the host to force a rescan.
   • DCheck the host group membership to see if the host was accidentally removed.
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2. 27application · medium

   A storage administrator needs to delete a host group that is no longer needed. The host group contains two hosts, and the volumes mapped to the group are being retired. What should the administrator do before deleting the host group?

   • ARemove the hosts from the group and unmapping the volumes.
   • BDelete the host group directly; PowerStore will handle the rest.
   • CDelete the hosts first, then delete the group.
   • DDelete the volumes first, then delete the group.
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3. 28application · medium

   A storage administrator notices that a host object in PowerStore shows a connectivity status of 'Partial' for a Windows server. The server has two FC HBAs, but only one path is currently visible to the array. The administrator has confirmed that the second HBA is physically connected and zoned correctly. What should the administrator do to resolve the status?

   • AChange the host's operating system to a different OS type.
   • BAdd the missing WWN of the second HBA to the host object's initiator list.
   • CReboot the Windows server to force a rescan of the FC adapters.
   • DDelete the host and recreate it with both WWNs.
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