000-087 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

A prospective client needs to combine Ethernet, FCOE, and iSCSI. They have not been able to practically combine these in the past. Which of the following IBM products meets this need?

• A.BladeCenter Open Fabric Manager (BOFM)
• B.SAN Volume Controller (SVC)
• C.Network Provisioning on Demand in the AMM
• D.Virtual Fabric forBladeCenter

A customer has a combination of fifteen Windows file servers with direct attached storage and three Power Systems with AIX database servers SAN attached to a DS4700. They would like to upgrade and plan for 40 TB capacity. The customer needs to move to a more scalable storage system to include all servers. Which of the following would be most appropriate to ask first?

• A.How much space is available in the current storage systems?
• B.What are the plans for Disaster Recovery?
• C.What are the plans for data migration?
• D.WouldiSCSI meet your needs?

How many BladeCenter HT chassis will fit in a standard 19" 42U rack?

• A.2.
• B.6
• C.3
• D.4

A client requires that alerts generated from an IBM BladeCenter chassis and blade server be forwarded to their help desk for action. They do not use SNMP or a systems management program. How is the AMM configured so that the alerts will reach the client's help desk?

• A.Send the alerts to the helpdeskv via instant message
• B.Send the alerts to the client's AMM
• C.Send the alerts to the help desk via email
• D.Forward Desktop Management Interface (DMI) alerts to the help desk

An eX5 client is concerned about the costperGB of the proposed SAS diskbased solution, and suggests using SATA disk technology in order to reduce costs for their 24x7 missioncritical Microsoft SQL Server application. Which of the following addresses the customer issues?

• A.SATA storage is slower, has lower mean time between failure, and designed for a lower duty cycle compared with SAS
• B.SAS drives support automatic rebuild upon failure, SATA must be rebuilt manually
• C.SAS drives supportFibre Channel attachment to eX5 servers, SATA does not
• D.SATA drives require different, more expensive cables, and require more floor space compared with SAS