D-PEMX-DY-23 · Question #16
What item is used to refer to a daisy-chained configuration of a multiple MX7000 chassis environment?
The correct answer is A. Wired group. Wired group is the Dell EMC term specifically designated for a daisy-chained multi-chassis MX7000 configuration, where multiple chassis are interconnected through their fabric modules to operate as a unified group. Identity group (B) is not an MX7000 topology term - "identity"…
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What item is used to refer to a daisy-chained configuration of a multiple MX7000 chassis environment?
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- AWired group
- BIdentity group
- CChassis group
- DPhysical group
How the community answered
(19 responses)- A95% (18)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
Wired group is the Dell EMC term specifically designated for a daisy-chained multi-chassis MX7000 configuration, where multiple chassis are interconnected through their fabric modules to operate as a unified group. Identity group (B) is not an MX7000 topology term - "identity" relates to authentication or naming contexts, not physical interconnection. Chassis group (C) is a tempting distractor because it sounds logical, but Dell EMC does not use this term for the daisy-chain topology. Physical group (D) is similarly generic and not part of the MX7000 vocabulary.
Memory tip: Think of "wired" literally - the chassis are physically wired together in a chain, so the group they form is a wired group.
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