E20-393 Practice Questions

A.  

Fibre Channel at 2/4/8/16 Gb/s and iSCSI at 10 Gb/s.

B.  

Fibre Channel at 4/8/16 Gb/s and iSCSI at 10 Gb/s.

C.  

Fibre Channel at 4/8/16 Gb/s and FICON at 8 Gb/s.

D.  

FCoE at 10 Gb/s and iSCSI at 10 Gb/s

A.  

5 ms

B.  

10 ms

C.  

20 ms

D.  

40 ms

A.  

File Size

B.  

Blocks

C.  

User Quotas

D.  

Tree Quotas

A.  

iSCSI, NFS, and SMB

B.  

FC, NFS, and iSCSI

C.  

iSCSI and FC only

D.  

iSCSI and SMB only

A.  

1 TB

B.  

2 TB

C.  

4 TB

D.  

10 TB

A.  

Data Reduction

B.  

FAST Cache

C.  

File System Quotas

D.  

Host I/O Limits

A.  

Host IO burst policy

B.  

vCenter Server

C.  

IP Multi-tenancy

D.  

Auto formatting

A.  

4.0

B.  

5.0

C.  

5.5

D.  

6.0

A.  

Copy on First Write requires a storage resource reserved to hold original data that changed to preserve the point-in-time view

B.  

Redirect on Write requires a storage resource reserved to hold original data that changed to preserve the point-in-time view

C.  

Redirect on write requires no storage resource to create a Snapshot, writes are redirected on parent pool

D.  

Copy on First Write requires no storage resource to create a Snapshot, writes are copied to parent pool

A.  

Once the soft limit is reached, the grace period counts down until the hard limit is reached. New data can be written as long as the hard limit has not been reached.

B.  

Once the soft limit is reached, no new data can be added to the file system or directory.

C.  

If the soft limit remains exceeded and the grace period expires, no new data may be added to the particular file system or directory.

D.  

If the soft limit remains exceeded and the grace period expires, new data may be added to the particular directory. The system will alert the grace period expired.