Question 6 of 68
A company wants to re-use HD400 nodes into a new cluster with OneFS 8.2.0. What is the minimum number of HD400 nodes required?
Correct Answer: A

To form a new cluster with OneFS 8.2.0 using HD400 nodes, a minimum of 3 nodes is required. The HD400 model, part of an older generation, necessitates this configuration according to Dell's specifications for forming a cluster.

Question 7 of 68
On which node does the SSIP initially reside?
Correct Answer: B

The SSIP (System Service Integration Point) initially resides on the node with the lowest node ID. This is typically how systems manage the assignment of key integration points to ensure a predictable and organized structure.

Question 8 of 68
An Isilon cluster has four H500 nodes. Data protection and access are set to N+1 and concurrency respectively. How many drives will be used across the disk pool to protect a 1 MB file?
Correct Answer: A

Question 9 of 68
DRAG DROP -
Refer to the Exhibit.
Exam DES-1423: Question 9 - Image 1
In an Isilon environment, match the connectivity type to the proper numerical port reference shown in the exhibit.
Exam DES-1423: Question 9 - Image 2
Correct Answer:
Exam DES-1423: Question 9 - Image 3
Question 10 of 68
A company’s Isilon cluster has reached the capacity limit. The cluster consists of eight H500 nodes in a single node pool. Which action can be taken to resolve the capacity issue while new nodes are being delivered?
Correct Answer: C

To resolve capacity issues temporarily while new nodes are being delivered, enabling Spillover would be the most appropriate action. Spillover allows a cluster to continue to function by spilling over the data to other nodes or tiers temporarily, thus mitigating the immediate capacity constraints. Other options like activating SmartPools or GNA may not directly address the immediate capacity issue.