What is the minimum required memory and minimum required disk space to manage a maximum volume count of 64000 and 10 arrays when installing Unisphere for PowerMax?
What is the minimum required memory and minimum required disk space to manage a maximum volume count of 64000 and 10 arrays when installing Unisphere for PowerMax?
The minimum required memory and minimum required disk space to manage a maximum volume count of 64,000 and 10 arrays when installing Unisphere for PowerMax are 12 GB of available memory and 120 GB of available disk.
A system administrator no longer needs the remote replica of a local device. Which step can be performed first in order to perform the deletepair function?
To delete an SRDF pair, the first step is to split the SRDF link. Splitting the SRDF link ensures that the connection between the source and the remote replica is terminated, allowing further operations like deletepair to be executed safely without disrupting data integrity.
Which PowerMax software packages include Non-Disruptive Migration?
Non-Disruptive Migration (NDM) is typically included in the PowerMax software packages Essentials and Pro. These packages provide the necessary features for seamless migration processes. Options F and FX pertain to VMAX All Flash packages and are not relevant to PowerMax.
An administrator is using Unisphere for PowerMax Workload Planner to assess the performance and compliance of a PowerMax Storage Group (SG). How does the Planner calculate if the Storage Group workload is stable?
The Planner calculates if the Storage Group workload is stable if both calculated values are within the SL-defined response time. This measure ensures that the workload is within acceptable performance limits set by the service level agreement.
Two PowerMax arrays have been configured for replication using SRDF. During a disaster recovery operation, production has been transferred to the R2 devices at the target site. Which operation begins the transfer of accumulated invalid tracks from the R2s to the R1s while production work continues on the R2s?
In the context of SRDF (Symmetrix Remote Data Facility) during a disaster recovery operation, when production has been transferred to the R2 devices at the target site, the correct operation to begin the transfer of accumulated invalid tracks from the R2s to the R1s while continuing production work on the R2s is the 'Resume' operation. This operation resumes SRDF replication, syncing the differences (invalid tracks) from R2 back to R1 without interrupting ongoing production work on the R2 devices.