Dell D-PSC-MN-01 - Dell PowerScale Maintenance Exam
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Total 48 questions
Question #11 (Topic: Exam A)
How are nodes added to a cluster after it is configured?
A. Nodes that are connected to the same switch as an existing cluster join automatically.
B. Select Join an existing cluster from the configuration wizard.
B. Select Add all nodes on switch from the configuration wizard. D. Connect additional nodes using serial cables to join the existing cluster.
B. Select Add all nodes on switch from the configuration wizard. D. Connect additional nodes using serial cables to join the existing cluster.
Answer: B
Question #12 (Topic: Exam A)
What is the difference of the 4-port rNDC on the F600 node compared to the F200 node?
A. Frontend network ports
B. Backend network ports
C. Unsupported ports
D. iDRAC remote access
Answer: A
Question #13 (Topic: Exam A)
A PowerScale customer is planning to expand a PowerScale Gen6 cluster with H700 nodes.
What is a consideration?
What is a consideration?
A. Only Gen6 nodes can be added to the same cluster.
B. A minimum of three Gen7 nodes are needed.
C. The backend network is not supported.
D. A minimum of four H700 nodes are needed.
Answer: A
Question #14 (Topic: Exam A)
Using the PowerScale cluster configuration wizard, what setting ensures new nodes may only be added by invitation from an existing node in the cluster?
A. Smartconnect
B. Cluster Join Mode
C. MTU
D. Netmask
Answer: B
Question #15 (Topic: Exam A)
A platform engineer is connecting a Dell PowerScale F600 node to the backend switch in an existing cluster with an H400 node pool.
How should the backend cable be connected?
How should the backend cable be connected?
A. From the PCle slot 1 to the backend Ethernet switch
B. From the PCle slot 3 to the backend InfiniBand switch
C. From the PCle slot 1 to the backend InfiniBand switch
D. From the PCle slot 3 to the backend Ethernet switch
Answer: D
