Which three components store an MX7000 chassis service tag and MAC address configuration? (Select 3)

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• AFabric Switching Engine
• BRight Control Panel
• CChassis Luggage Tag
• DLCD Panel
• EManagement Module

• A
  7% (4)
• B
  89% (49)
• C
  4% (2)

Explanation

On the Dell MX7000 chassis, the Right Control Panel (B), LCD Panel (D), and Management Module (E) each contain non-volatile memory that persistently stores the chassis service tag and MAC address configuration - this redundancy ensures the identity data survives individual component failures. The Fabric Switching Engine (A) is a network fabric/switching component focused on I/O connectivity, not chassis identity storage. The Chassis Luggage Tag (C) is simply a physical pull-out label used for visual identification; it displays printed information but holds no electronic configuration data.

Memory tip: Think "B-D-E = Brains, Display, Engine of Management" - the three components that are actively involved in managing or presenting the chassis identity are the ones that store it. Anything purely physical (luggage tag) or purely network-focused (fabric switching engine) doesn't need to hold identity config.

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