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This exam assesses the knowledge and skills required to manage Metro node systems. Specifically, the exam encompasses provisioning storage and working with Consistency Groups and Distributed Volumes and covers management, monitoring system health and maintaining the operational aspects of Metro node systems. This certification benefits any professional who needs to demonstrate their ability to operate and configure Metro node storage solutions.

 

The D-MN-OE-23 Dell Metro Node Operate 2023 Exam is divided into two parts. Part 1 has a duration of 90 minutes and features 40 questions, with a passing score of 63%. Part 2 lasts 30 minutes and consists of 6 simulations, with a pass score of 66%. A passing score is required on both parts of this exam.

 

● Perform and analyze System Health check with Unisphere

● Perform and analyze System Health Check with VPlexcli

● Perform and analyze System Health Check with Ansible

 

● Describe and complete advanced provisioning operations using Unisphere

● Perform, explain, and verify volume encapsulation using VPlexcli

● List and describe the steps for EZ provisioning operations using VPlexcli

● List and describe the steps for EZ provisioning operations using Unisphere

 

● Describe the features and functionality of distributed devices

● Describe the functionality of distributed device options

● List and describe the steps to complete distributed devices on a Metro node using VPlexcli

● List and explain the process to perform volume expansion using Unisphere and VPlexcli

 

● Compare and contrast extent mobility, device mobility, and batch migrations

● List and explain the process for creating extent and device mobility jobs using Unisphere

● List and describe the mobility job operations using Unisphere and VPlexcli

● Describe the steps and features of batch migration operations using VPlexcli

 

● Create and describe role-based access control and user accounts

● Identify role-based access for users and their shell capabilities

 

● Describe and interpret cluster health, VPlexcli commands, and outputs

● List and explain the steps to configure CLI performance monitors and the types of statistics shown

 

● Explain Metro node architecture and product capabilities

● Describe the management options for a Metro node system

 

1. Which options are available for managing distributed devices in a Metro node environment? (Select two)

A. Dynamic migration of virtual volumes

B. Manual setting of device priority

C. Automatic failback and failover

D. Load balancing across controllers

Answer: BC

 

2. The creation of device mobility jobs using VPlexcli involves which critical step?

A. Manual interruption of I/O to the device before starting the job

B. Execution of a pre-job impact analysis to predict performance changes

C. Specification of the device IDs for source and target devices

D. Configuration of network routes for data transfer

Answer: C

 

3. Configuring CLI performance monitors typically involves which of the following actions?

A. Resetting the system to factory settings

B. Defining thresholds for performance alerts

C. Updating the firmware on all devices

D. Changing the system clock

Answer: B

 

4. What is the Metro node feature to move data from one cluster to the other?

A. Cluster Mobility

B. Data Mobility

C. Extent Mobility

D. Device Mobility

Answer: D

 

5. A Metro node VPlexuser has forgotten a password.

How can the administrator reset the password?

A. Login to Metro node vplexcli with service account and use the user reset -u VPlexuser command.

B. Login to Metro node shell with service account and use the user reset -u VPlexuser command.

C. Login to Metro node vplexcli with admin account and use the user reset -u VPlexuser command.

D. Login to Metro node shell with admin account and use the user reset -u VPlexuser command.

Answer: C

 

6. How does Metro node architecture support scalability?

A. By limiting data replication to within a single data center

B. Through the addition of nodes to the Metro cluster as demand increases

C. By restricting the size of the data set that can be replicated

D. Utilizing a fixed number of nodes to ensure system stability

Answer: B

 

7. When configuring LUNs in Unisphere, which of the following features allows for the automatic expansion of storage capacity based on predefined criteria?

A. Fast Cache

B. LUN Migration

C. Virtual Provisioning

D. Thin LUNs

Answer: D

 

8. Extent mobility and device mobility both aim to enhance storage utilization and performance. However, what scenario is extent mobility most suitable for?

A. Large-scale data center relocations

B. Fine-grained data placement and load balancing

C. Rapid, full-device data evacuation

D. Long-term archival storage migration

Answer: B

 

9. Which VPlexcli command is used to encapsulate an existing storage volume for use with VPLEX?

A. volume encapsulate

B. storage-volume encapsulate

C. virtual-volume encapsulate

D. encapsulate-storage-volume

Answer: B

 

10. In Unisphere's EZ Provisioning wizard, what option allows administrators to optimize performance for high-demand applications?

A. High Availability Option

B. FAST VP Option

C. SSD Caching Option

D. Thin Provisioning Option

Answer: B