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EMC D-VXR-DY-01 Exam Overview:
| Certification Vendor: | Dell Technologies |
|---|---|
| Exam Name: | Dell VxRail Deploy Exam |
| Exam Number: | D-VXR-DY-01 |
| Available Languages: | English |
| Exam Format: | Multiple Choice, Scenario-based Questions |
| Related Certifications: | Dell VxRail Specialist certifications VMware vSphere |
| Sample Questions: | EMC D-VXR-DY-01 Sample Questions |
| Exam Way: | Online proctored / computer-based testing |
| Pre Condition: | Recommended knowledge of VMware vSphere and basic networking concepts |
EMC D-VXR-DY-01 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Deployment Planning | - Pre-installation requirements
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| Troubleshooting and Operations | - Common deployment issues
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| Lifecycle Management | - System upgrades and patching
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| Networking Configuration | - VLAN and network segmentation
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| VxRail Architecture Fundamentals | - Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) concepts
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| Installation and Initial Configuration | - VxRail cluster deployment process
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EMC Dell VxRail Deploy Sample Questions:
Question 1
An administrator is adding a node to an existing VxRail 8.0.100 vSAN ESA cluster. Upon starting the Add VxRail Hosts wizard, the node is listed as incompatible. Why is the node showing as incompatible?
A. The new node is running VxRail 8.0.000 software.
B. The ports on the ToR switch are not configured with the appropriate VLANs.
C. The new node is a different model than the existing nodes.
D. The network switch ports are cabled differently than the existing nodes.
Question 2
Which three actions cause a host "Incompatible" message to be displayed when expanding an OSA VxRail cluster? (Choose three.)
A. Adding a host with all NVMe SSDs to a cluster with all SAS SSDs
B. Adding a host with only 1 GbE NICs to a cluster with 10 GbE NICs
C. Adding a host with VxRail code 7.0.411 to a cluster with VxRail code 8.0.200
D. Adding a host with all SSDs to a cluster with HDDs
E. Adding a host with an AMD CPU to a cluster with Intel CPUs.
Question 3
What is a difference between vSAN Data-in-Transit Encryption and vSAN Data-At-Rest Encryption?
A. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Does not require a Key Management Server.
Data-At-Rest Encryption: Requires a Key Management Server.
B. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Key Management Server must reside on the vSAN cluster.
Data-At-Rest Encryption: Key Management Server can reside on the vSAN cluster.
C. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Encrypts data after it is written to the datastore.
Data-At-Rest Encryption: Encrypts data as it moves between hosts.
D. Data-In-Transit Encryption: Encrypts traffic between VMs and the VxRail nodes.
Data-At-Rest Encryption: Encrypts traffic between VxRail nodes only.
Question 4
What scenario requires deploying a new VxRail cluster with a customer-managed vCenter server instead of a VxRail-managed vCenter?
A. The new VxRail cluster is a dynamic node cluster using FC-attached storage.
B. The new VxRail cluster is a 2-node vSAN cluster.
C. The customer plans to manage an existing non-VxRail vSAN cluster in the same vCenter.
D. The customer plans to add an additional VxRail cluster to the same vCenter.
Question 5
The default permissions of the vCenter server administrator account have been identified as a security concern. Due to this security issue, the customer cannot use the default administrator account for the VxRail deployment. What should the customer do to eliminate the concern?
A. Create a custom role with full permissions. Create a user and assign the new role.
B. Create a custom role with limited permissions. Add [email protected] to the new role.
C. Create a custom role with full permissions. Add [email protected] to the new role.
D. Create a custom role with limited permissions. Create a user and assign the new role.
Solutions:
| Question 1 Answer: A | Question 2 Answer: C,D,E | Question 3 Answer: A | Question 4 Answer: C | Question 5 Answer: D |
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