How to Configure a Service Profile CISCO-NETAPP-FLEXPOD-IMPLEMENTATION-ADMINISTRATION-SPECIALIST Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of a firmware policy in a service profile?

   • ATo manage storage LUNs
   • BTo define the version of firmware that should be running on the server
   • CTo configure the server's network interfaces
   • DTo set the server's hostname
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2. 2application · medium

   A company has a standard service profile template for all web servers. A new web server requires an additional vNIC for backup traffic on a separate VLAN. The administrator updates the template to add this vNIC. What happens to the existing service profiles derived from this template?

   • AThe existing profiles become invalid and must be deleted and recreated.
   • BThe existing profiles remain unchanged until they are re-derived from the updated template.
   • CThe existing profiles are updated only if they are associated with a server.
   • DThe existing profiles are updated automatically to include the new vNIC.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   In a service profile, what is the role of a vNIC?

   • AIt connects the server to the storage network
   • BIt manages the power state of the server
   • CIt provides the server with a logical network interface for LAN traffic
   • DIt defines the server's boot order
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5. 4application · medium

   A service profile has been created but not yet associated with a server. The administrator wants to deploy it to a specific blade in the chassis. What must be done to apply the profile to that blade?

   • AAssociate the service profile with the blade in UCS Manager.
   • BClone the profile and name it after the blade.
   • CChange the server pool to include the blade.
   • DReboot the blade so it picks up the profile automatically.
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6. 5application · medium

   A service profile is associated with a server, but the server is not coming up correctly. The administrator suspects the profile was not applied properly. What is the first step to verify the association?

   • ADisassociate and reassociate the profile.
   • BReboot the server to force the profile to apply.
   • CDelete the profile and recreate it.
   • DCheck the service profile's association status in UCS Manager.
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