Where is a valid storage location for extracting the full MX7000 chassis logs package?

Question

Options

• AVMFS
• BFTP
• CCIFS
• DCSV

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  8% (2)
• C
  88% (23)

Explanation

CIFS (Common Internet File System) is a valid network share protocol supported by Dell's OpenManage Enterprise Modular (OME-M) for extracting the full MX7000 chassis log package (Tech Support Report). When initiating a log collection from OME-M, the interface allows you to specify a CIFS network share as the destination, making it a recognized and tested transfer target.

Why the others are wrong:

• A. VMFS is VMware's proprietary virtual machine file system used for ESXi datastores - it's a hypervisor construct, not a valid log extraction destination.
• B. FTP may seem plausible as a transfer protocol, but it is not listed as a supported destination in OME-M's log export workflow for the MX7000.
• D. CSV is a data format (comma-separated values), not a storage location or protocol - it has no relevance here.

Memory tip: Think "CIFS = Chassis logs" - both start with C, and CIFS is the network share protocol (essentially SMB) that enterprise Dell management tools like OME-M use for file operations. If the exam offers a network share protocol alongside file formats and hypervisor file systems, the network share is almost always the correct pick for log extraction tasks.

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