Question 1
Your company is implementing ITIL, you are creating a QA plan to ensure you meet approved
SLAs. What is the most effective solution?
Your company is implementing ITIL, you are creating a QA plan to ensure you meet approved
SLAs. What is the most effective solution?
Company.com has a disk subsystem with eight ports. Each port delivers 200 MB/s. The customer
Wants a solution designed which allows access from 32 servers with no single point of failure.
Which number of HBAs and the associated throughput provide server access to the subsystem?
Which two statements are correct when designing a core-edge or tired storage network topologies for high availability? (Choose two)
You have been tasked with identifying upgrade options for your networked storage. Which two should you do?
Your client is applying ILM principles as they develop a storage strategy. Which two processes
are performed in the strategy phase? (Choose two.)
You are assessing an infrastructure to consolidate multiple outdated servers into a single server.
Your first step is to determine if block level or file level access to the resource storage is needed.
Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)
An administrator has put the database recovery logs on the same volume group as the data files.
The administrator is going to restore the data files from a snapshot. What should be done first?
A client is consolidating a database server into an existing SAN attached array with 73 GB drives and a default LUN size of 8.8 GB. The server currently uses O/S based volume management on
9 GB LUNs carved from 36 GB drives in a direct attached disk array. The array is connected using two 100 MB/s FC ports. The file systems are set at a default blocksize of 2048. Which would be the most important to address in your design?
After lab testing a solution, which two deliverables should be presented to the implementation team? (choose two)
When designing a high availability solution that relies on SAN infrastructure, which three steps
should be taken? (Choose three.).