S10-210

S10-210 practice questions, page 3 of 4, with answer review and explanations.

Question 11

You want to visibly verify FC port initialization by reading an analyzer trace. Your objective is to find the frames associated with the initialization protocol to ensure that the FC device is operating correctly during the login process, to be recognized as part of the switched fabric, and appear in a directory of attached FC devices. What must all Fibre Channel devices do to accomplish this?

  1. Log in using the Name server.
  2. Log in using the Fabric Controller.
  3. Log in using the Management server.
  4. Log in using the Fabric Login server.

Question 12

You have been hired to consult with storage administrators that are working with zoning and naming convention consistency issues. There are numerous types of zoning methods available using standards that also include aliasing. You want to use a method that guarantees unique global port identification. What accomplishes this goal?

  1. WWPN
  2. domain_id:port_#
  3. Alias
  4. Zone set

Question 13

Click the Exhibit button. What is the protocol stack shown in the exhibit?

  1. FCoE
  2. SCSI
  3. InfiniBand
  4. Fibre Channel

Question 14

You have a file system which allows data and metadata segregation. How should you accelerate read I/O on the file system while keeping costs low?

  1. Assign the fastest storage to the data portion of the file system.
  2. Assign the fastest storage to the metadata portion of the file system.
  3. Assign fast storage to the data and the metadata portions of the file system.
  4. Keep the file system very small.

Question 15

A company has a storage subsystem that supports a variety of replication options. They have purchased an identical array and placed it at a secondary site 50 km away and will provide the shortest RPO. Which statement is correct?

  1. Asynchronous replication is the only replication option for distances over 50 km.
  2. Synchronous replication is the only replication option for distances over 50 km.
  3. Snapshots allow for data to be quickly captured, copied, and mounted from one storage array to another and is the ideal solution for all distances.
  4. Synchronous replication will keep the arrays closely synchronized and is ideal for short distances.