| Exam Code/Number: | DEE-1721Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Expert - SC Series Exam |
| Certification: | EMC |
| Question Number: | 63 |
| Publish Date: | Oct 15, 2026 |
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You need to configure a VMware host following best practices. You discover that you need to enable a feature by changing the variables Disk.QFullSample Size and Disk.QFullThreshold.
As a result, the two parameters are set to a value of"0" in VMware ESXi 5.1 Patch 1 and later versions.
You are performing failover testing on an FC-attached dual controller SC8000 storage array. You notice that the storage administrator's Microsoft Windows 2008 R2 servers experience I/O errors. However, the RHEL and ESX servers are not experiencing any problems. All FC HBA time outs are configured based on Dell EMC best practices.
In addition, the Windows servers that are experiencing issues have had no OS-level configuration changes related to SAN storage. All servers use the same FC fabric. What is causing the connectivity loss during failover?
A storage administrator wants to perform an SCOS update to SCOS version 6.7.5. The SC Series is currently at SCOS version 6.5.30. The SC Series storage array is located at a secure facility and does not allow connectivity to any network outside the facility.
The Administrator is attempting to use the Storage Center Update Utility to accomplish this task but has been unsuccessful. What is the reason for this Issue?
A storage administration needs to enable regular Data Progression to move data between storage tiers. While navigating through the Volume Create wizard, which storage profile should be selected?
You map a volume to a Microsoft Windows 2012 R2 server and scan for disks within the Windows Disk Management Console. You are able to see multiple Instances of the mapped volume. In addition, the operating system was recently installed on the server that is experiencing the issue. No additional features have been added.
Which action should occur within Windows to correct the issue?