DELL TECHNOLOGIESDell PowerSwitch Campus Deploy
The Dell PowerSwitch Campus Deploy certification validates your ability to install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot Dell PowerSwitch campus networking products. Designed for implementation specialists and systems engineers, this credential proves you can handle intermediate-level tasks across routing, security, and campus services. Earning it demonstrates hands-on expertise with Dell's campus networking portfolio.
541 practice questions · Updated 2026-07-30
8Domains
29Objectives
151Concepts
541Questions
POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY Curriculum
Every domain, objective, and concept the POWERSWITCH-CAMPUS-DEPLOY exam measures.
- End-to-End Data Flow Overview
- Access Layer Role in Data Flow
- Distribution Layer Role in Data Flow
- Core Layer Role in Data Flow
- Traffic Forwarding Mechanisms
- VLANs and Segmentation in Data Flow
- Redundancy and Failover in Data Flow
- Quality of Service (QoS) in Data Flow
- Campus network topology overview
- Hierarchical campus topology
- Two-tier campus topology
- Spine-leaf topology
- Topology selection criteria
- Identify Dell Campus portfolio components
- Describe switch roles in campus network
- Recognize Dell Campus software platforms
- VRRP Overview
- VRRP Components
- VRRP Use Cases
- VRRP Overview
- VRRP Terminology
- VRRP Operation
- VRRP States
- VRRP Timers and Preemption
- VRRP Packet Format and Communication
- VRRP Failover and Recovery
- VRRP with Multiple Virtual Routers
- VRRP Overview
- VRRP Components
- VRRP Configuration
- VRRP Verification
- VRRP Failover and Recovery
- MLAG Overview
- MLAG Components
- MLAG Use Cases
- MLAG Overview
- MLAG Terminology
- MLAG Operation
- MLAG Behavior with STP
- MLAG Failure Scenarios
- MLAG Configuration Considerations
- MLAG Verification and Monitoring
- MLAG Fundamentals
- MLAG Configuration
- MLAG Verification
- MLAG Troubleshooting
- Definition of PBR
- Traditional routing mechanism
- PBR mechanism
- Use cases for PBR
- Use cases for traditional routing
- Configuration complexity
- Performance and scalability
- Flexibility and control
- Failure and redundancy handling
- Interaction with routing protocols
- PBR overview
- PBR configuration
- PBR verification
- OSPF Overview
- OSPF Components
- OSPF Operation
- OSPF Overview
- OSPF Areas and Single-Area Design
- OSPF Router Types
- OSPF Neighbor Discovery and Adjacencies
- OSPF Hello Protocol and Timers
- OSPF Link-State Advertisements (LSAs)
- OSPF Database Synchronization
- OSPF Shortest Path First (SPF) Calculation
- OSPF Metrics and Cost
- OSPF Convergence and Loop Prevention
- OSPF Single Area Configuration
- OSPF Verification Commands
- OSPF Neighbor Formation
- OSPF Area and Router Types
- OSPF Link-State Database
- OSPF Path Selection
- OSPF Troubleshooting
- ACL Fundamentals in OS6
- ACL Configuration Syntax
- Applying ACLs to Interfaces
- ACL Verification Commands
- ACL Rule Ordering and Implicit Deny
- Editing and Managing ACLs
- ACL Troubleshooting
- AAA Overview
- Authentication Benefits
- Authorization Benefits
- Accounting Benefits
- AAA Use Cases
- AAA overview
- Authentication methods
- Authorization mechanisms
- Accounting and auditing
- AAA protocols comparison
- AAA deployment considerations
- OS6 local user configuration
- OS6 remote user configuration
- Authentication methods for administrative accounts
- Verification of local and remote user settings
- PoE Standards
- PoE Power Budgeting
- PoE Components
- PoE Use Cases
- PoE Troubleshooting
- PoE Fundamentals
- PoE Standards and Power Budgets
- Configuring PoE on Dell Switches
- Monitoring PoE Status
- Troubleshooting PoE Issues
- VoIP Solution Components
- VoIP Use Cases
- VoIP Deployment Considerations
- Voice VLAN purpose
- Voice VLAN configuration
- Voice VLAN verification
- DSCP fundamentals
- 802.1p (CoS) fundamentals
- DSCP vs. 802.1p differences
- Mapping between DSCP and 802.1p
- Trust and remarking behavior
- DSCP basics
- 802.1p basics
- DSCP to 802.1p mapping
- Configuration of DSCP trust
- Configuration of 802.1p trust
- Verification commands
- IPv6 Address Types
- Unicast Addresses
- Multicast Addresses
- Anycast Addresses
- Special IPv6 Addresses
- IPv6 Address Scopes
- IPv6 Address Format
- IPv6 Address Abbreviation
- IPv6 address assignment methods
- Static IPv6 address configuration
- SLAAC configuration and verification
- DHCPv6 configuration and verification
- IPv6 address verification commands
- Stacking components
- Stacking use cases
- Stacking overview in OS6
- Stacking prerequisites and compatibility
- Stacking configuration commands
- Stack member numbering and priority
- Stack master election and failover
- Stack link and topology verification
- Stack firmware and configuration synchronization
- Troubleshooting stacking issues
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