A. BAT file with Windows CLI commands that execute in the SVM with the primary MDM
B. Shell script with Linux SCLI commands that execute in the SVM with the primary MDM
C. ESXi shell script that executes in the ESXi server with the primary MDM
D. PowerShell script that executes in a vSphere Web Client
A. Upgrade ScaleIO to a newer version
B. Unmap a volume from an SDC
C. Add a Fault Set
D. Disable restricted remote access
A. Fully converged
B. Two layer
C. Mixed
D. Standalone
A. Single, consolidated event log even if the MDM ownership changes
B. Substantially improved performance in the MDM servers
C. Remote log automatically excludes WARNING events, making it easier to identify critical problems
D. Remote log contains more details than the local log about each event
A. Dashboard=> SDS tile=> Right-click SDS=> Add device
B. Backend=> By SDSs=> Right-click SDS=> Add device
C. Maintain=> Topology=> By SDSs=> Right-click SDS=> Add device
D. Backend=> By Storage Pool=> Right-click SDS=> Add device
A. Thick, obfuscation enabled, size in multiples of 4 GB
B. Thick, obfuscation disabled, size in multiples of 8 GB
C. Thin, obfuscation disabled, size in multiples of 8 GB
D. Thin, obfuscation enabled, size in multiples of 4 GB
A. Three servers with a shared OpenStack Swift object store
B. Servers with existing shared block storage
C. Three separate servers to host the primary and secondary MDMs, and the Tie Breaker
D. Supported Linux or Microsoft Windows cluster with a shared file system
A. Backward rebuild is typically faster because it is many-to-many
B. Forward rebuild is typically faster when server outage is short-term
C. Forward rebuild is typically faster because it is many-to-many
D. Backward rebuild is more efficient when a server recovers after an outage
