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Details |
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- Delivered at: Authorized Prometric testing centers
- Prerequisites: None
- Other exams/assignments required for this
certification: None
- Exam type: Multiple choice/short answer
- Number of questions: 64
- Pass score: 74% (48 items of 64)
- Time limit: 90 minutes
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Exam Objectives |
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| Redundant Array of
Independent Disks(RAID) & Introduction to Sun Hardware
RAID Storage Systems |
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- Describe the Sun storage philosophy.
- Identify key components of the Sun storage
architecture.
- List the software applications used for performing
configuration, monitoring, and diagnostics on Sun hardware redundant
array of storage systems.
- Describe the Sun StorEdge 3500 RAID controller
functions.
- Identify the components of the Sun StorEdge A3500
Array storage system.
- Describe the Sun StorEdge D1000 Array components.
- Describe the Sun StorEdge A1000 RAID controller
function.
- Describe the differences between the Sun StorEdge
A1000 Array and the Sun StorEdge D1000 Arrays.
- List the disk storage concepts common to many
storage arrays.
- List the general features of the Sun disk storage
models.
- Locate storage array configuration components.
- Decode physical and logical storage device paths.
- List requirements and techniques for managing
large amounts of data.
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| Sun Storage
Systems Architecture Overview |
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- Describe the features of input and output (I/O)
channels, small computer systems interface (SCSI), and the Fibre
Channel-Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL).
- Describe Sun-supported RAID schemes.
- Describe fundamental purpose and function of
alternate-pathing solutions.
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| The Sun StorEdge
T3 Array |
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- Describe the features of the Sun StorEdge Array.
- Describe the supported configurations of the Sun
StorEdge T3 Array.
- Describe the partner group failover and recovery
operations of the Sun StorEdge T3 Array.
- Create an administrative connection to the Sun
StorEdge T3 Array.
- Identify Sun StorEdge T3 FRU functionality.
- Identify the software applications supporting the
Sun StorEdge T3 Array.
- Use the plug-in Silicon Operating System (pSOS).
- Identify the FRU failures with pSOS commands.
- Create RAID volumes on the Sun StorEdge T3 Array.
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| RAID Manager |
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- Describe the features and benefits of the RAID
Manager software.
- Define RAID Manager 6 terms.
- Describe hot-spare usage.
- Delete existing RAID drive groups.
- Create new RAID drive groups and hot spares.
- Check the status message log.
- Perform a drive-recovery procedure.
- Define the terms: Logical Unit, Drive Group, RAID
Module.
- Discuss hot spare usage.
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| VERITAS Volume
Manager |
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- Describe hardware (HW) and software (SW) RAID
compatibility.
- List the benefits of integrating HW and SW RAID.
- Describe the integration procedures for the
supported configurations.
- Describe commonly implemented RAID levels.
- Describe a performance of reliability
consideration relevant to each RAID implementation.
- List guidelines for choosing an optimized stripe
width for sequential and random I/O.
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| Installation |
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- Describe how the VERITAS Volume Manager utilizes
disk space.
- Describe the differences between disk
encapsulation and initialization.
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| VERITAS Volume
Manager Operations |
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- Create simple, striped, and RAID 5 volumes.
- Remove a volume.
- Replace a failed disk drive.
- Remove a mirror from a volume.
- Create a disk group and add disks to it.
- Initialize a disk drive for Volume Manager use.
- Add a dirty region log to a mirrored volume.
- Be familiar with VERITAS Volume Manager
Operations.
- Modify volume ownership and permissions.
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| Performance
Management and Troubleshooting |
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- List the three types of RAID 5 write procedures in
order of performance efficiency.
- Troubleshoot a variety of storage faults on
available lab equipment.
- Use available administrative tools to troubleshoot
and isolate storage-related problems.
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