Why does CIFS replication not failover to the target VNX during the DR test?
A customer has two EMC VNX configured to replicate between sites. Each VNX has dual Control
Stations. The primary Control Station at the source site fails at 6 p.m. and reboots. At 8 p.m., the
customer completes DR testing and observes that CIFS replication does not failover to the target
site VNX. Why does CIFS replication not failover to the target VNX during the DR test?
What should you implement to meet these recovery objectives without impacting Exchange performance or the reco
A customer is running Exchange 2010 on an EMC VNX. The customer recovery SLA mandates
they cannot lose more than 10 MB of mail data, and the mail system cannot be down for more
than five minutes. What should you implement to meet these recovery objectives without
impacting Exchange performance or the recovery SLA?
What server_stat statistic type could be used to determine this information?
A customer has an EMC VNX configured as an FTP server. They want to determine how many
FTP connections are currently open. What server_stat statistic type could be used to determine
this information?
How many I/O per second are required to support the workload?
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There are 100 GB in updates to the transaction logs for an SQL server over an eight-hour
business day. How many I/O per second are required to support the workload?
What is the recommended number and size of reserved LUNs?
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A customer needs to protect twenty LUNs in their VMware environment with SnapView. The
LUNs sizes are as follows:
– Four 20 GB LUNs
– Four 35 GB LUNs
– Four 40 GB LUNs
– Four 55 GB LUNs
– Four 65 GB LUNs
What is the recommended number and size of reserved LUNs?
What must the customer do to correct this problem?
A customer has successfully set up a MirrorView/A connection between two VNX arrays. After
selecting a traditional LUN as the primary image LUN, the user receives an error when trying to
add a secondary thin LUN image. What must the customer do to correct this problem?
What is the most likely cause for this SAN Copy session behavior?
A customer is using SAN Copy to migrate data between two EMC VNX. They use Navisphere
Secure CLI to manually select the source and destination LUNs for the SAN Copy session. The
source LUN is 419430400 blocks in size, with 367001600 blocks used for data. They select a
destination LUN that is 367001600 blocks in size. The SAN Copy session starts, but fails to
complete. What is the most likely cause for this SAN Copy session behavior?
What is the recommended method to destroy the old mirrors?
A storage administrator recently replaced their secondary EMC CLARiiON with a new EMC VNX.
The secondary CLARiiON was used to store secondary images of their production LUNs using
MirrorView/S.
After the replacement, the storage administrator realizes they fractured the mirrors to the primary
CLARiiON, but did not destroy them. The storage administrator reports they are not able to
destroy the old mirrors and receives an error message stating the secondary SP cannot be
reached.
What is the recommended method to destroy the old mirrors?
What should you tell the customer about this configuration?
A customer wants to implement file system replication between two EMC VNX. The source
production file system contains data from a sequential workload that resides in a pool comprised
of 2 TB NL-SAS drives. Due to cost concerns, the destination file system and SavVol volumes will
also be NL-SAS and share spindles with user LUNs for another application. What should you tell
the customer about this configuration?
What vSphere v5.0 feature would you discuss with the customer to address their concern?
A customer plans to migrate their virtualized server environment to a new VNX array. They are
concerned their storage pool configuration could be compromised by their varied server workload
profiles. What vSphere v5.0 feature would you discuss with the customer to address their
concern?