When implementing a new Isilon cluster, DNS entries are added to a company’s
environment that looks like the following: Isilon_node1.isilon.clustercom AAAA
fd18:b23e:1659:ad42:0:0:a:a9 What does this entry indicate?

When configuring LACP between an Ethernet switch and an Isilon node, what is an
important consideration?

What can be modified in the subnet settings on an Isilon cluster?

Which interface on an Isilon cluster represents an aggregation of interfaces ext3 and ext4?

A company has an Isilon cluster on which they want to configure dynamic pools. The cluster
consists of 5 nodes. The pool will consist of one 1Gbps Ethernet external interface on each
of the nodes. Because the address space is limited at the company’s site, they will need to
implement dynamic pools using a minimum number of addresses. If the company puts all
interfaces in one pool and sets it to dynamic with round robin failover, how many addresses
need to be put into the pool to ensure an even number of IP addresses per node after
failover distribution should a node fail?

A storage administrator has just configured a newly acquired Isilon cluster. The
administrator connected to the console port of Node 1 and created subnets, pools, and two
access zones called “Blue” and “Green”. The administrator then created shares in zone
“Blue” and is able to access the shares from their Microsoft Windows clients. In addition, the
administrator created exports in the “Green” zone and is able to access the exports from
their UNIX clients. However, the administrator is unable to SSH into the cluster and login as
root. What is a possible cause for this issue?

A storage administrator is migrating existing Microsoft Windows file data to an Isilon cluster.
The administrator discovered that two servers are using the same share name in the
environment. Which access zone feature will help in implementing this migration?

What is required to enable Secure NFS on an Isilon cluster?

What are sources from which an Isilon cluster can obtain authentication data about a user
attempting to access the cluster?

A storage administrator needs to enable FTP service on an Isilon cluster to allow internal
customers to upload files to the company. However, the administrator does not want to
create individual user names and passwords for each internal customer. How can the
cluster support this requirement?