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DES-6332 Specialist Systems Administrator VxRail Appliance Certification Overview Successfully obtaining this certification enables and validates the candidates ability to apply the knowledge and skills required to effectively administer a VxRail appliance in order to efficiently leverage the platform to solve business problems. The certification supports the skills needed to successfully work within environments undergoing digital and IT Transformations Certification Requirements To complete the requirements for this certification you must: 1. Achieve one of the following Associate level certifications • Associate – Converged Systems and Hybrid Cloud Version 1.0 • Associate – Converged Systems and Hybrid Cloud Version 2.0 Overview This exam is a qualifying exam for the Specialist – Systems Administrator, VxRail Appliance (DCS-SA) track. This exam focuses on the overall product, hardware, and software components within a VxRail appliance. This includes a CI/HCI benefits, components, appliance management, provisioning, monitoring, REST API, and maintaining with standard activities and troubleshooting. Dell Technologies provides free practice questions to assess your knowledge in preparation for the exam. practice questions allow you to become familiar with the syllabus and question types you will find on the proctored exam. Your results on a practice exam offer one indication of how prepared you are for the proctored exam and can highlight syllabus on which you need to study and train further. A passing score on the practice exam does not guarantee a passing score on the certification exam. Exam Topics Topics likely to be covered on this exam include: VxRail System Architecture (18%) • Describe the VxRail hardware components • Describe the VxRail software components • Identify VxRail network requirements VxRail Availability and Management (29%) • Describe VxRail availability features including stretched clusters • Explain nature and use of VxRail management interfaces • Describe VxRail configuration after the initial setup has been completed • Use the VxRail Plug-in to monitor and perform administrative tasks • Describe VxRail Roles and Permissions VxRail Expansion and Maintenance (18%) • Describe how a VxRail Appliance can be expanded - Drive Expansion and Cluster Expansion • Perform Software Upgrade and Log Collection • Identify the supported VxRail maintenance procedures and troubleshooting resources vSAN Management (24%) • Describe how to monitor vSAN components and mange a vSAN cluster • Describe vSAN availability considerations and how to increases space efficiency • Describe how vSAN policies are configured Virtualization Management (6%) • Describe vSphere concepts and options for managing VMs and Virtual Networks • Describe the Dell EMC OMNI plug-in for VMware vCenter and its use cases VxRail Appliance REST API (6%) • Identify REST API functionality available in the VxRail and use VxRail API to perform tasks. | ||||||||
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DES-6332 Dumps DES-6332 Braindumps DES-6332 Real Questions DES-6332 Practice Test DES-6332 dumps free DELL DES-6332 Specialist Systems Administrator VxRail Appliance http://killexams.com/pass4sure/exam-detail/DES-6332 Question: 50 A VxRail has been configured with the VxRail-deployed vCenter Server option. Which service VMs can be optionally hosted on the VxRail cluster? A. VxRail Manager, vCenter Server, and Platform Services Controller B. VxRail Manager and Secure Remote Services/VE C. vCenter Server, Platform Services Controller, and Secure Remote Services/VE D. vRealize Log Insight and Secure Remote Services/VE Answer: C Question: 51 You are planning to install CloudArray Virtual Edition. Where should you navigate to in VxRail Manager? A. Config > System B. Config > General C. Support > Download D. Config > Market Answer: C Question: 52 Which VxRail model series supports only hybrid disks? A. S Series B. P Series C. E Series D. G Series Answer: D Reference: https://www.dellemc.com/en-us/collaterals/unauth/data-sheets/products/converged-infrastructure/h16763- vxrail-14g-spec-sheet.pdf Question: 53 A user has three G Series nodes in a VxRail cluster. They are planning to add five additional G Series nodes. How much additional rack is required to accommodate the new nodes? A. 1U B. 2U C. 5U D. 10U Answer: B Reference: https://www.academia.edu/36442394/VxRail_Appliance_Technical_Overview_Student_Guide Question: 54 When using a vSAN storage policy with FTT = 1 and FTM = Mirroring, how many witness components exist for a VMDK? A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3 Answer: B Reference: https://cloud0ps.wordpress.com/category/vmware-virtual-san/ Question: 55 What is the minimum number of nodes needed for self-healing after a failure with a vSAN storage policy of FTT = 1 and FTM = Mirroring? A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6 Answer: C Question: 56 There is a request to add new disks to an existing VM residing on a VxRail vSAN that you manage. One disk is 250 GB. The VM is using the vSAN default storage policy. How many vSAN objects will be created? A. 2 B. 3 C. 6 D. 9 Answer: D Question: 57 A VxRail administrator has been informed by Dell EMC that an Internet software upgrade is available for their VxRail cluster. The administrator logs into VxRail Manager. VxRail Manager shows only the Local Upgrade option and not the Internet Upgrade option. What is a possible reason? A. The VxRail Manager user has insufficient privileges B. Workstation accessing VxRail Manager does not have Internet connectivity C. Secure Remote Services has not been enabled D. VxRail Manager VM does not have Internet connectivity Answer: D Question: 58 What are the vSAN storage policy settings applied to the VxRail Manager VM during initial setup? A. Primary level of failures to tolerate = 1 Failure tolerance method = Erasure coding Object space reservation (%) = 100 B. Primary level of failures to tolerate = 1Object space reservation (%) = 100 C. Primary level of failures to tolerate = 1 Failure tolerance method = Mirroring Object space reservation (%) = 50 D. Primary level of failures to tolerate = 2Failure tolerance method = Mirroring Answer: C Reference: https://wuchikin.wordpress.com/2018/03/28/dell-emc-vxrail-vmware-virtual-san-stretched-cluster/ Question: 59 An administrator attempts to add an S Series node to a Gen 2 VxRail cluster and the build fails. What is a possible reason for this failure? A. IP address pool has no more free addresses B. Hybrid and Flash nodes cannot be mixed in the same cluster C. Quanta and Dell nodes cannot be mixed in the same cluster D. Loudmouth process needs to be restarted Answer: B For More exams visit https://killexams.com/vendors-exam-list Kill your exam at First Attempt....Guaranteed! | ||||||||
"We purchased the array through Dell for their support of EMC products," said Mark Craft, systems administrator at Dewberry and Davis. "So far, they haven't had any complaints." >> Reseller and licensing pact for Clariion arrays has solution providers hard-pressed to hold off direct computer giant's aggressive storage push But such a deal represents a big source of complaints among EMC solution providers. Many say the Hopkinton, Mass., storage vendor's Clariion reseller pact with Dell,now a year old,is squeezing their business because the direct computer seller wields a pricing advantage. Some EMC channel partners, in fact, say that Dell hardware in the data center almost ensures a lost sales opportunity for them, and others are concerned that Dell, Round Rock, Texas, could gobble up other segments of the EMC channel. Their dismay comes with good reason, since Dell has become EMC's biggest storage reseller. EMC CEO Joe Tucci said at a recent conference that one-third of the vendor's Clariion revenue comes via Dell, with solution provider and direct sales also each accounting for one-third of the product line's revenue. The Dell business, however, is the fastest growing segment of the three, Tucci said. The Dell-EMC alliance particularly has become a thorn in the side of storage solution providers in the enterprise Windows space. For example, Pat Edwards, vice president of sales at Alliance Technology Group, a Hanover, Md.-based solution provider, bristles when people call Dell a reseller of EMC products. "We're not in the same category with Dell," Edwards said. "EMC gets away with [selling around solution providers by saying that they don't sell direct. They sell to a direct manufacturer like Dell and wash their hands of it." \ Pat Edwards, vice president of sales at Alliance Technology Group, says it's tough to sell EMC storage to clients with Dell servers. For storage-only solution providers, selling to a customer that has Dell servers in place is tough, Edwards noted. "If I want to compete there, I have to sell Hewlett-Packard, IBM or Sun servers. But I don't lead with servers," he said. "I will provide servers as a bundle with storage if customers need it. But it's not their business." If a solution provider enters a customer site and sees Dell products on the floor, it's assumed that the customer shops only for the best price, Edwards added. "Our salesperson will ask if the customer is talking to other vendors. If they say no, they know they're lying," he said. The Dell relationship is one of the few black marks on EMC's otherwise channel-friendly record, the storage vendor's partners say. Yet Gregg Ambulos, vice president of global channels at EMC, said there's no reason for solution providers to compete with Dell head-to-head on Clariion arrays. Most of EMC's Dell business should come from the low-cost Windows NT market with EMC's new CX200 entry-level array, while solution providers can serve customers with the midrange CX400 and enterprise-class CX600 arrays, Ambulos said. What's more, solution providers' ability to offer customers complete solutions separates them from low-cost providers like Dell, he said. "If a solution provider wants to compete head-on with Dell on hardware price, nine times out of 10 Dell will win," Ambulos said. "But if they target solutions, nine of 10 times the VAR will win." While Dell receives better pricing from EMC than solution providers do, the arrangement is no different than the volume pricing EMC offers its largest partners, Ambulos said, adding that he can't recall a single solution provider that has left EMC because of its Dell relationship. "If this was having a dramatic impact on the market, they would have a lot of partners question the relationship," he said. "Dell is a key partner of ours, but so are other channel partners." \ 'If a solution provider wants to compete head-on with Dell on hardware price, nine times out of 10 Dell will win. But if they target solutions, nine of 10 times the VAR will win.' -- Gregg Ambulos, EMC J. Edward McCann, regional manager at Continental Resources, a Bedford, Mass.-based solution provider, said his company isn't very thinking about competition from Dell right now. "Dell has done a real good job with its pricing. Once a customer has Dell servers, storage sales are tough. But if they are talking about a large solution, they can beat Dell," he said. However, as Dell grows the market share for its EMC arrays in the Windows space, there's nothing to prevent it from entering the Unix space, said McCann, whose company is a Sun Microsystems partner. "If Dell comes in from the NT side to my Unix side and offers service contracts that cost a third of mine, it will hurt the channel. If there is a large enough price delta, common sense says it will hurt us," he said. And that scenario stands as a real possibility, if things go according to Dell's plans. When EMC introduced its CX600 array in August, Dell said it would use the array to enter the heterogeneous Unix/NT enterprise space and target Unix-only shops for the first time with its commodity-based pricing model. But since then, Dell has relied on services and its ability to target key markets to ensure that it doesn't compete on price alone, said Terry Klein, vice president of the Advanced Systems Group for Dell Americas. Dell, which sells the Clariion arrays under the Dell-EMC name, is rarely the low-cost leader, Klein said. About 80 percent of the installation and product-readiness services related to Dell servers and Dell-EMC arrays are done by Dell staff, with help from EMC personnel when needed, he said. \ EMC expects most of its Dell business to come from its new Clariion CX200 entry-level array (l.), with solution providers serving customers using the midrange CX400 (center) and enterprise-class CX600 (r.) arrays. "Because they mandate these services, they find that [with the real end-user sales price for the entire bundled configuration, they are rarely the low-cost Clariion provider to an end user," Klein said. "We may have really aggressive hardware rates, but they find that very few other [EMC channel partners are mandating three years [of warranty or their own installation and/or minimal set of product readiness," he said. "Most of them have one year of service-type of warranty agreements. It's something that they battle with their sales organization about because that's not a typical Dell proposition. We're used to being low-cost, and they end up having to sell more on the value of understanding how this space works." Because of such services, Dell ends up with a higher price than its competitors,including solution providers,in about eight out of 10 cases, according to Klein. However, about 95 percent of storage sales have gone into Dell server environments, he added. "There are very few cases where we're going to sell the EMC product where they don't already have the servers," Klein said. "[These customers value their knowledge of Windows. They value their knowledge of the Linux environment. And they value us doing complete sets of server-storage consolidation. If they don't have that element with the customer, it doesn't matter if we're the low-cost provider or the high-cost provider. They won't buy it from us." The frequency with which Dell competes against solution providers depends on the customer type, according to Klein. For instance, in the Fortune 2000 space, it's rare for Dell to go up against EMC channel partners, but in the government space,where Dell's server market share tops 50 percent,competition depends on which integrator owns a particular government contract, he said. Similarly, while Dell pretty much owns the state and local government market and the education space either directly or via its relationship with EDS, it has trouble against EMC partners in the health-care arena, Klein said. Indeed, if EMC solution providers leverage the Dell-EMC relationship, it can mean more business for them, said Bill Taylor, director of EMC's global channel development group. "I can guarantee you that a lot of their partners are doing well with the Clariion business because of all the Dell hype," Taylor said. "It's a brand-name recognition game." Some solution providers say they're finding that Dell's sales of Clariion arrays can even benefit their business. "We can get some services from Dell because of customer needs," said Chris Swahn, national president of sales at Amherst Corporate Computer Sales and Solutions, Merrimack, N.H. "Our technology, integration and delivery capabilities offer value to their customers. They do a lot of imaging, ghosting and loads on Dell servers." For Amherst, the Dell-EMC alliance is a minimal factor in the midrange and enterprise spaces, but that could change, said Swahn. "Even in the midrange shops that have Dell relationships, we're not seeing a lot of action with Dell storage. Of course, maybe the other shoe will fall, and [Dell will come in later," he said. A former EMC partner, Amherst is mulling the possibility of reuniting with the vendor now that its channel-unfriendly past is fading away, according to Swahn. "EMC wants to get into the SMB market. [Now they're looking at how to do it," he said. "They already have the best technology. So we're evaluating them again, based not on technology but on their channel capabilities." Alliance Technology Group also had previously dropped EMC's Clariion line, but the solution provider recently decided to restart its Clariion relationship with the vendor, Edwards said. And those solution providers likely will see more competition. Looking ahead, Dell and EMC executives expect their relationship to expand. In late October, the vendors announced that EMC had licensed Dell to manufacture the entry-level CX200, slated to ship early this month. EMC's Tucci also said he isn't ruling out the possibility that Dell could eventually make Clariion storage arrays for the rest of EMC's channel,a move that some industry observers say would put EMC partners in the difficult position of purchasing EMC products from its strongest competitor. "We are not closing any doors," Tucci said. 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