050-SEPROSIEM-01 · Question #69
To ensure that you have correctly typed the appliances, use the
The correct answer is B. C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\nie-oe.dat file. The nie-oe.dat file located in the Windows drivers/etc directory is used to verify that appliances have been correctly typed during NAS installation.
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To ensure that you have correctly typed the appliances, use the
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- AC:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file
- BC:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\nie-oe.dat file
- CC:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\nic-oe.dat file
- DC:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\nie-type.dat file
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The nie-oe.dat file located in the Windows drivers/etc directory is used to verify that appliances have been correctly typed during NAS installation.
The hosts file maps hostnames to IP addresses and has no function related to appliance type verification.
The nie-oe.dat file is a specific configuration data file used in NAS appliance installation workflows to store and verify appliance type information. Checking this file confirms that the appliance typing step was completed accurately, which is critical for ensuring that the correct configuration and drivers are applied to each unit in a multi-appliance deployment.
The nic-oe.dat filename is incorrect - the correct file is nie-oe.dat, and choosing the wrong filename would not locate the appliance typing data.
The nie-type.dat filename does not correspond to the actual file used for appliance type verification in this installation workflow.
Concept tested: NAS appliance type verification using nie-oe.dat file
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