An engineer is building a new cluster and is using software-defined storage. The FX2 has
4x FC430s and 2x FD332 sleds. The blades are ready to add storage.
How should the engineer configure the FD332 sleds to be used for local storage?
A. Shut down all four servers and set storage mode for both sleds to Split Dual Host
B. EnableClustering under Storage Setup for each sled in the CMC
C. Enable Shared Storage under Storage Setup for each sled in the CMC
D. Power on all servers and set storage mode on both sleds to Joined Dual Host
Answer: B
Wednesday 2 October 2019
Friday 7 December 2018
Dell DCPPE-200 Questions Answers
An engineer is deploying a chassis with multiple servers. None of the servers can communicate with others within the chassis. The engineer observes the following:
- The chassis is configured with an I/O Aggregator (IOA) and the servers are using 10GbE
network adapters in the same fabric
- The server network interfaces show no link
- The IOA is powered on and shows a healthy status
- No external uplinks have been connected
- The IOA shows all internal ports are down
Which step is required to bring up the internal ports and establish server connectivity within the chassis?
A. Establish a link with the IOA and an upstream switch
B. Run the IOA Deployment Wizard
C. Modify the IOA Port Settings to detect internal connections
D. Change the IOA mode to Pass Through
Answer: B
- The chassis is configured with an I/O Aggregator (IOA) and the servers are using 10GbE
network adapters in the same fabric
- The server network interfaces show no link
- The IOA is powered on and shows a healthy status
- No external uplinks have been connected
- The IOA shows all internal ports are down
Which step is required to bring up the internal ports and establish server connectivity within the chassis?
A. Establish a link with the IOA and an upstream switch
B. Run the IOA Deployment Wizard
C. Modify the IOA Port Settings to detect internal connections
D. Change the IOA mode to Pass Through
Answer: B
Sunday 15 July 2018
DELL To Bring Women's Funding Event To Dublin
Irish businesswomen will attend the meeting of female entrepreneurs of the technological giant this week, writes Samantha McCaughhren.
The Dell Women's Entrepreneur Network (Dwen) is bringing a global funding event to Ireland next year after a survey found that Dublin was a relatively poor place for women entrepreneurs.
Last year Dublin ranked 34th in 50th in the annual Women Entrepreneur Cities Index of Dell (WE Cities), the only gender-specific global index that analyzes a city's ability to attract and foster growth in women owned businesses. It examines access to capital, talent and culture for women.
Dell, which is organizing its annual global summit this week in Canada, is currently holding a global series of events on 'women financing women' that will arrive in Dublin in January, said Ingrid Devin, director of Dwen.
"Last year we made seven cities around the world, this year there are nine and we chose Dublin as one of those cities," said Devin, who is from Bray, Co Wicklow.
The vast majority of venture capital funds go to men and Devin said that while Dell can not "fix" it, it is trying to offer some solutions to women entrepreneurs.
"One of the ways in which women obtain financing is through investors and we are trying to highlight the stories of these women investors and encourage more women to obtain investors: many women do not know how to do it," he said.
"The other side is that many women who seek financing think that the reason why they do not get financing depends on them, without realizing that this is a gender challenge, that there are a lot of prejudices, conscious and unconscious" .
During the event in Dublin, women will share stories about how they found funding as entrepreneurs or agreed to provide funds as investors.
Devin said some women entrepreneurs were "terrified" that investors would join them.
"But the reality is that if you're really going to grow in scale and internationalize, you're probably going to need financing at some point."
There will also be some pitching opportunities in the Dublin event.
Devin took over from Dwen last year and told the Sunday Independent that the network was developed nine years ago after Dell observed research that constantly highlights how difficult it is for women entrepreneurs, particularly when it comes to funds.
"In some countries, you have the cultural challenge of being a woman, and that varies around the world, and then there may be an economic challenge."
"And women still tell me that when they plan to seek funding, they are advised to bring a man with them."
She said that this is a current problem, not one of 10 years ago.
"We wanted to unite the women so that they could help each other and bring in the experts to help solve some of the challenges they face," Devin said.
The world summit, which takes place annually and begins tonight in Toronto, continues to be an intimate event attended by 130 businessmen and investors from 17 countries.
Last year was the first time that Irish women attended and two entrepreneurs will participate in this year's event.
This year, Julie Brien and Dr. Roisin Molloy, co-founders of Trimedika, the medical devices firm based in Belfast will attend for the second time.
Devin said Ireland was chosen to participate due in part to Dell's participation in Ireland, but also because the entrepreneurial scene here is strong.
"There are a lot of really fantastic entrepreneurs in Ireland who are under the radar," he said.
"Ireland needs to do a better job of shaping some of our really good businesswomen and entrepreneurs.
"There are fantastic women we do not know."
Devin joined Dell in 2005, having previously worked for Accenture, leading the diversity and inclusion of Dell in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
His date with Dwen marked the first time that someone from outside the US UU He has directed the network and Devin works to expand the number of countries involved.
The Dell Women's Entrepreneur Network (Dwen) is bringing a global funding event to Ireland next year after a survey found that Dublin was a relatively poor place for women entrepreneurs.
Last year Dublin ranked 34th in 50th in the annual Women Entrepreneur Cities Index of Dell (WE Cities), the only gender-specific global index that analyzes a city's ability to attract and foster growth in women owned businesses. It examines access to capital, talent and culture for women.
Dell, which is organizing its annual global summit this week in Canada, is currently holding a global series of events on 'women financing women' that will arrive in Dublin in January, said Ingrid Devin, director of Dwen.
"Last year we made seven cities around the world, this year there are nine and we chose Dublin as one of those cities," said Devin, who is from Bray, Co Wicklow.
The vast majority of venture capital funds go to men and Devin said that while Dell can not "fix" it, it is trying to offer some solutions to women entrepreneurs.
"One of the ways in which women obtain financing is through investors and we are trying to highlight the stories of these women investors and encourage more women to obtain investors: many women do not know how to do it," he said.
"The other side is that many women who seek financing think that the reason why they do not get financing depends on them, without realizing that this is a gender challenge, that there are a lot of prejudices, conscious and unconscious" .
During the event in Dublin, women will share stories about how they found funding as entrepreneurs or agreed to provide funds as investors.
Devin said some women entrepreneurs were "terrified" that investors would join them.
"But the reality is that if you're really going to grow in scale and internationalize, you're probably going to need financing at some point."
There will also be some pitching opportunities in the Dublin event.
Devin took over from Dwen last year and told the Sunday Independent that the network was developed nine years ago after Dell observed research that constantly highlights how difficult it is for women entrepreneurs, particularly when it comes to funds.
"In some countries, you have the cultural challenge of being a woman, and that varies around the world, and then there may be an economic challenge."
"And women still tell me that when they plan to seek funding, they are advised to bring a man with them."
She said that this is a current problem, not one of 10 years ago.
"We wanted to unite the women so that they could help each other and bring in the experts to help solve some of the challenges they face," Devin said.
The world summit, which takes place annually and begins tonight in Toronto, continues to be an intimate event attended by 130 businessmen and investors from 17 countries.
Last year was the first time that Irish women attended and two entrepreneurs will participate in this year's event.
This year, Julie Brien and Dr. Roisin Molloy, co-founders of Trimedika, the medical devices firm based in Belfast will attend for the second time.
Devin said Ireland was chosen to participate due in part to Dell's participation in Ireland, but also because the entrepreneurial scene here is strong.
"There are a lot of really fantastic entrepreneurs in Ireland who are under the radar," he said.
"Ireland needs to do a better job of shaping some of our really good businesswomen and entrepreneurs.
"There are fantastic women we do not know."
Devin joined Dell in 2005, having previously worked for Accenture, leading the diversity and inclusion of Dell in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
His date with Dwen marked the first time that someone from outside the US UU He has directed the network and Devin works to expand the number of countries involved.
Wednesday 28 February 2018
Dell DCPPE-200 Question Answer
An engineer has connected a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to a VRTX chassis. The engineer is unable to see or control the first blade. What must the engineer do to control the first blade with a connected monitor, keyboard, and mouse?
A. Map the KVM to the first blade in the Front Panel menu of the CMC.
B. Plug the monitor, keyboard, and mouse into the back of the chassis.
C. Enable the KVM for the chassis and navigate to the first blade.
D. Reseat the module that manages access to the monitor, keyboard and mouse.
Answer: C
An engineer needs to put chassis switches on a LAN that has already been configured for latency sensitive applications and to enable lossless links. How should the engineer accomplish this?
A. iscsi enable
B. dcd-input pfc
C. flowcontrol rx on tx off
D. enable perf enhance
Answer: C
A. Map the KVM to the first blade in the Front Panel menu of the CMC.
B. Plug the monitor, keyboard, and mouse into the back of the chassis.
C. Enable the KVM for the chassis and navigate to the first blade.
D. Reseat the module that manages access to the monitor, keyboard and mouse.
Answer: C
An engineer needs to put chassis switches on a LAN that has already been configured for latency sensitive applications and to enable lossless links. How should the engineer accomplish this?
A. iscsi enable
B. dcd-input pfc
C. flowcontrol rx on tx off
D. enable perf enhance
Answer: C
Thursday 28 December 2017
Dell DCPPE-200 Question Answer
An engineer needs to configure a full height blade server and iSCSI traffic. The blade has
two dual port NDCs. The M1000e chassis only has switches in A fabric.
A1 – Production traffic:
174.1.0.0/16 network
Server facing switch ports use tagged VLANs 10, 30, 50
A2 – iSCSI traffic:
10.0.0.0/24 network
Untagged traffic
Switch is set to access VLAN 20
The engineer needs to set up the host to operate on the iSCSI network using two ports.
Which ports should be used?
A. Use NIC port 1 and 3 together for iSCSI
B. Use NIC port 1 and 4 together for iSCSI
C. Use NIC port 2 and 4 together for iSCSI
D. Use NIC port 3 and 4 together for iSCSI
Answer: C
two dual port NDCs. The M1000e chassis only has switches in A fabric.
A1 – Production traffic:
174.1.0.0/16 network
Server facing switch ports use tagged VLANs 10, 30, 50
A2 – iSCSI traffic:
10.0.0.0/24 network
Untagged traffic
Switch is set to access VLAN 20
The engineer needs to set up the host to operate on the iSCSI network using two ports.
Which ports should be used?
A. Use NIC port 1 and 3 together for iSCSI
B. Use NIC port 1 and 4 together for iSCSI
C. Use NIC port 2 and 4 together for iSCSI
D. Use NIC port 3 and 4 together for iSCSI
Answer: C
Tuesday 5 September 2017
Dell DCPPE-200 Question Answer
An engineer is troubleshooting a VRTX with the following configuration:
- Dual Shared PERC Internal cards in a fault tolerant configuration
- Nodes installed in SLOTS 1 and 2
- Virtual adapters set to Multiple Assignment
- Two virtual drives set to Full Access on SLOTS 1 and 2
The OS of the node in SLOT 1 shows more than the two disks assigned to it.
What should the engineer do to fix this issue?
A. Power cycle the node in SLOT 1 to reset the connections
B. Configure MPIO services in the OS of SLOT 1
C. Set the virtual drives to No Access on SLOT 2
D. Set the virtual adapters to SingleAssignment
Answer: C
- Dual Shared PERC Internal cards in a fault tolerant configuration
- Nodes installed in SLOTS 1 and 2
- Virtual adapters set to Multiple Assignment
- Two virtual drives set to Full Access on SLOTS 1 and 2
The OS of the node in SLOT 1 shows more than the two disks assigned to it.
What should the engineer do to fix this issue?
A. Power cycle the node in SLOT 1 to reset the connections
B. Configure MPIO services in the OS of SLOT 1
C. Set the virtual drives to No Access on SLOT 2
D. Set the virtual adapters to SingleAssignment
Answer: C
Sunday 18 June 2017
Dell DCPPE-200 Question Answer
An engineer is deploying a new server node into an existing chassis for a virtualization cluster. The existing cluster nodes have many modified BIOS settings to meet workload needs.
How should the engineer quickly deploy the new server node with matching BIOS settings?
A. Use System Setup to configure dynamic profile settings based on workload.
B. Use the iDRAC GUI to replicate from an existing server profile.
C. Use the CMC Server Profiles to clone an existing server profile.
D. Use the Lifecycle Controller to mirror a cluster member profile.
Answer: A
An engineer needs to limit the power consumption of a chassis without powering down any server nodes. Which step should the engineer take to perform this task?
A. Use the CMC to configure the System Input Power Cap for the chassis
B. Use the iDRAC to configure the Power Cap Policy for each server node
C. Use the CMC to configure the Power Cap Policy for each server node
D. Use the iDRAC to configure the System Input Power Cap for the chassis
Answer: B
How should the engineer quickly deploy the new server node with matching BIOS settings?
A. Use System Setup to configure dynamic profile settings based on workload.
B. Use the iDRAC GUI to replicate from an existing server profile.
C. Use the CMC Server Profiles to clone an existing server profile.
D. Use the Lifecycle Controller to mirror a cluster member profile.
Answer: A
An engineer needs to limit the power consumption of a chassis without powering down any server nodes. Which step should the engineer take to perform this task?
A. Use the CMC to configure the System Input Power Cap for the chassis
B. Use the iDRAC to configure the Power Cap Policy for each server node
C. Use the CMC to configure the Power Cap Policy for each server node
D. Use the iDRAC to configure the System Input Power Cap for the chassis
Answer: B
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