D-PM-MN-23 exam

How do PowerMax 8500's connectivity options enhance data center integration?A . Standard Ethernet connectionsB . High-speed Fibre Channel connectionsC . Wireless connectivity optionsD . Wireless connectivity optionsE . Legacy SCSI connectionsView AnswerAnswer: B

What is the primary purpose of the Simplified Symmwin tool in PowerMax maintenance?A . To manage network configurationsB . To facilitate FRU replacement proceduresC . For regular software updatesD . For remote system monitoringView AnswerAnswer: B

Which system uses InfiniBand switches?A . PowerMax 2000 single-engineB . PowerMax 2000 dual-engineC . PowerMax 8000 single-engineD . PowerMax 8000 multi-engineView AnswerAnswer: D

In terms of system reliability, how does PowerMax 8500 compare to PowerMax 2500?A . Higher fault toleranceB . Similar fault toleranceC . Similar fault toleranceD . Fault tolerance dependent on configurationView AnswerAnswer: A

What is a unique feature of PowerMaxOS 10 compared to earlier versions?A . Support for NVMe over Fabrics (NVMe-oF)B . Support for traditional HDDsC . Integration with older EMC storage systemsD . Reduced flash storage capabilitiesView AnswerAnswer: A

Which two front-end emulations are available for PowerMax 8000 arrays? (Select 2)A . DXB . FAC . DND . SEView AnswerAnswer: AB

Regarding hardware components, which of the following is true for both PowerMax 2500 and 8500? (Choose two)A . They both use NVMe SSDs exclusivelyB . Both models have identical CPU configurationsC . Both support flexible front-end connectivity optionsD . They share the same physical chassis designView AnswerAnswer: AC

Upon logging in to Simplified Symmwin, which View Blocks are displayed?A . Site Info and System ManagementB . Tasks and Site InfoC . System Management and Replacement LogsD . Site Note and TasksView AnswerAnswer: D

Which models represent the latest additions to the PowerMax family?A . PowerMax 2000 and 8000B . PowerMax 2500 and 8500C . PowerMax 3000 and 9000D . PowerMax 3500 and 9500View AnswerAnswer: B

Refer to the exhibit. What does "DRIVE-A:1" represent?A . Drive type and spare drive locationB . Drive type and numberC . Physical location of the drive in the DAED . Physical location of the drive in the bayView AnswerAnswer: C