DEE-1421 Dumps With Exact Questions and Answers

A Dell EMC Isilon administrator has reported that in Access zone “ProdZone” on the OneFS file system “nfs1”, Microsoft Windows “DEES\user1” has root level permission on nfs1. Use the “Launch Situation” button to examine the environment and validate the reason for this condition. Note: It is necessary to “close” (x) the simulation windows to answer the question.

Based on your findings, what is the reason for the condition?

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

The remaining Part1 questions are associated with four case studies that describe various environments or settings. Each case study appears on its own display screen. Questions for each case study will appear on separate display screens.

When displaying a question, you can easily review the related case study by clicking on the “Review Case Study” icon shown below:

Case Study 5 – Refer to the Exhibit.

Backing up data from a Dell EMC Isilon cluster exceeds the company’s backup window. Because the company has a large amount of data with a continuous high growth rate, they want to change their backup strategy. The Gen 6 Isilon cluster consists of 24 nodes. Their current backup strategy is an NDMP three-way backup performing weekly full backups to tape and incremental backups each night. The strategy uses Dell EMC NetWorker. The DMA uses Include paths to specify what data to backup. All data on the cluster must remain accessible.

The company’s IT team is now looking for a method to increase the performance of their backups. After some investigations, you notice that the backup job quiesces the file system. This is creating lock contention issues on open files and not allowing users full access to data when the backup job runs.

What advice should be provided to the team to eliminate lock contention and allow full access to users?

A Dell EMC Isilon cluster replicates critical production data and long-term archive data from the data center to a target cluster. The source cluster runs OneFS 8.1.1 and the target cluster runs OneFS 7.2. OneFS will not be upgraded on the target cluster.

When the archived data on the source cluster is replicated to the target cluster, the capacity consumption on the source cluster far exceeds what is expected. What is the reason for the increase in capacity consumption on the cluster?