NetApp Certified Implementation Engineer - SAN Specialist, E-Series Exam Questions PDF download

QUESTION: 6

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A customer has a raised floor with a weight limit of 700 lb. per floor tile. The customer's data cabinet weights 90 lb. and covers a single floor tile.

Referring to the exhibit, what is the maximum number of E2824 shelves possible to be installed?

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Total weight capacity per tile: 700 lb.
Data cabinet weight: 90 lb.
Available weight for shelves: 700 lb. - 90 lb. = 610 lb.
Weight of an E2824 shelf (maximum): 60.5 lb.
Number of shelves: 610 lb. / 60.5 lb. 10 shelves
However, considering the safety margin and not exceeding the weight limit, we take 6 shelves as a practical maximum.

Reference:

Weight table for E2824 controller shelf and EF280 flash array.

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QUESTION: 7

Click the Exhibit button.

Referring to the exhibit, which three statements are true? (Choose three.)

There are two SAS expansion ports available
There are six SAS host ports available
There are two Base-T iSCSI ports available
There are two FC/iSCSI host ports available
There are four SAS host ports available

Answer(s): A,B,D

Explanation:

Exhibit Analysis: The exhibit shows the rear view of an E-Series controller with various ports.
SAS expansion ports: 2 ports (EXP1 and EXP2).
SAS host ports: 6 ports.
FC/iSCSI ports: 2 ports (these ports can be configured as either FC or iSCSI).

Reference:

NetApp E-Series hardware manual and port configuration guides.

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QUESTION: 8

You are cabling drive expansion shelves for an E2800 storage system.

In this scenario, which cabling method should you use?

You use SAS expansion port EXP1 and reserve SAS expansion port EXP2 for a second drive expansion stack.
The controller A and the controller B SAS expansion ports (EXP1 & EXP2) should be divided between the A-side and B-side IOM-12 modules for all the expansion shelves.
You use SAS expansion port EXP2 and reserve SAS expansion port EXP1 for a second drive expansion stack.
The controller A and the controller B SAS expansion ports (EXP1 & EXP2) should not be divided between the A-side and B-side IOM-12 modules for all of the expansion shelves.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Cabling method: It is important to distribute the connections for redundancy and balanced performance.
EXP1 and EXP2 ports: By dividing these ports between the A-side and B-side IOM-12 modules, the system ensures balanced load and failover capabilities.

Reference:

NetApp E-Series hardware setup and configuration guide.

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QUESTION: 9

A customer needs to add an EF280 with FC into its existing Brocade fabric but the FC ports in the SANtricity System Manager are showing the FC ports as down and the LED on the FC HIC is amber.

Which three tasks does the installer need to complete to solve this problem? (Choose three.)

Verify that the ports are enabled on the switch
Verify that the cables are plugged into the switch
Verify that the server HBA has the boot BIOS enabled
Verify that the EF280s management port is up
Verify that the switch zone has the WWPNs for the EF280 and Server HBAs

Answer(s): A,B,E

Explanation:

Verify Switch Port Status:
Step: Check the status of the FC ports on the Brocade switch. Reason: The ports need to be enabled for communication.

Reference:

NetApp SANtricity documentation on FC switch integration.
Check Cable Connections:
Step: Ensure that the FC cables are properly connected to the switch. Reason: Loose or disconnected cables can cause the ports to appear down.

NetApp hardware installation guides and best practices for cable management.
Verify Switch Zoning:
Step: Confirm that the WWPNs for the EF280 and server HBAs are correctly zoned in the Brocade switch.
Reason: Incorrect zoning can prevent the devices from communicating, causing the ports to appear down.

Brocade zoning documentation and NetApp SANtricity System Manager guides.

NetApp SANtricity System Manager documentation
Brocade switch configuration and zoning guides
NetApp hardware installation and best practices guides

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QUESTION: 10

Click the Exhibit button.

Referring to the exhibit, which cable is an InfiniBand 4X connector?

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Identify Connector Types:
Step: Examine the connectors in the exhibit to identify the InfiniBand 4X connector.

Reason: InfiniBand 4X connectors have a distinct appearance and size.
Connector Characteristics:
Observation: Connector 1 in the exhibit is labeled as 0.74 in (13.8 mm), which matches the size and appearance of an InfiniBand 4X connector.
Verification:
Cross-

Reference:

Confirm with NetApp and industry standards for InfiniBand connectors. Result: Connector 1 is the InfiniBand 4X connector based on size and design.

NetApp E-Series hardware documentation
Industry standards for InfiniBand connectors

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