LSI L50-503 - LSI SVM5 Sales Consultant Exam

Question #11 (Topic: Topic 1)
A warehousing company is in the process of a changeover to a new supplier thus switching
out their inventory. During this changeover, the business requires the highest performance
of the inventory database application. This database currently resides on Tier 3 storage.
The customer's Tier 1 storage has 15000 RPM Fibre Channel drives while the Tier 3
storage has 7200 RPM SATA drives. What is the SVM solution for this customer?
A. Use the multi-pathing architecture to zone the host dedicated to the Tier 1 storage and zone a separate host dedicated to Tier 3. B. Non-disruptively promote the volumes from the Tier 3 storage to the Tier 1 storage before the changeover and demote the volumes back to Tier 3 when the changeover is complete. C. Define data policies which will automatically migrate data to Tier 1 and Tier 3 storage levels providing instant tiering. D. Non-disruptively place all of the 15000 RPM drives in one array and all of the 7200 RPM drives in another array thus automatically tiering your storage to different workloads.
Answer: B
Question #12 (Topic: Topic 1)
What are two recommended ways of organizing pools? (Choose two.)
A. by host B. by RAID level C. by DPM D. by users
Answer: B,D
Question #13 (Topic: Topic 1)
A long time customer just called requesting your help justifying SVM as they virtualize their
data center using VMware. What are three reasons SVM's storage services would benefit
this customer? (Choose three.)
A. Rapid application recovery is easier with SVM's snapshot capabilities. B. SVM will make provisioning easy and fast. C. Disaster recovery will be less expensive than using traditional methods. D. SVM will eliminate the need for tape. E. SVM will automatically size storage to fit the data.
Answer: A,B,C
Question #14 (Topic: Topic 1)
When moving existing LUNs into a pool, which feature would you use?
A. SVM multiCopy B. SVM multiMirror C. SVM multiView D. SVM disk import
Answer: D
Question #15 (Topic: Topic 1)
What is an advantage of using thin provisioning over traditional capacity provisioning?
A. A thin volume serves up only the data blocks called for by a read or write request. B. A thin volume automatically provisions additional capacity for large I/O read requests. C. A thin volume holds only the changes (writes) made by hosts to the thin volume. D. A thin volume migrates data from an existing LUN into a new pool.
Answer: C
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