A VMware 5 customer is planning to upgrade their networking environment to 10 Gb
Ethernet. They would also like to use real time vMotion to ensure balanced application load distribution throughout their environment. They are also currently running their VMware environment on 64bit, dual core processors.
What advice would you give to your customer to assist them with the upgrade of their environment?
Answer : A
A VMware Administrator has received numerous reports from his users about performance degradation. The administrator believes that your storage design on the VNX is the reason for the symptoms.
You ask the administrator for an esxtop analysis of the affected ESXi server. When you examine the report and notice that the value on the Load Average Line is 2.00.
What would you report back to the administrator?
Answer : A
A customer needs to move data from a CLARiiON to a new VNX storage system. Attempts to configure a SAN Copy session with Unisphere fail. The customer uses Navisphere
Secure CLI to configure the session. The session can be successfully started from
Navisphere Secure CLI but fails just prior to completion each time it is started.
What is the cause of the failure?
Answer : B
A customer has deployed a legacy application on their VNX storage system that is configured with NL-SAS drives. They are considering adding an application to this array.
They have reviewed the analyzer file and told you that the NL-SAS disk queue length is 8.
What advice would you give them?
Answer : A
Your customer is designing a Proof of Concept with SQL Server attached to a VNX. The storage design includes seven LUNs on a RAID Group. The system is generally very heavily loaded, with a particularly high load on the cache. This is a very carefully controlled environment and your customer has asked for assistance in planning the layout of the LUN location on the physical spindles.
Where in the RAID Group would you recommend placing the two heavily used LUNs if the physical spindle is fully utilized?
Answer : A