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D-PST-DY-23 · Question #12

SIMULATION Use the simulator to create an SMB NAS server using the following information: - NAS and SMB computer name: payrollserver - Network interface: BaseEnclosure-bond1 - IP address…

The correct answer is A. Support and CloudIQ. Option A (Support and CloudIQ) is correct because this section of the Dell EMC Unity Unisphere interface provides system health monitoring, diagnostic support bundles, and integration with Dell's CloudIQ cloud-based analytics - making it the appropriate destination for…

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SIMULATION Use the simulator to create an SMB NAS server using the following information: - NAS and SMB computer name: payrollserver - Network interface: BaseEnclosure-bond1 - IP address: 192.168.2.20 - Subnet: /24 - Gateway: 192.168.2.254 - VLAN: 1504 - AD/DNS: 192.168.2.50 - Windows domain name: company.com - Domain administrator credentials: Administrator/password When you have finished continue to the next question. Answer: 1. Open the simulator and log in with the default credentials: admin/Password123#. 2. Select Storage>NAS Servers from the left menu. 3. Click+ CREATEto launch the Create NAS Server wizard. 4. Enter payroll serveras the NAS and SMB computer name and click Next. 5. Select BaseEnclosure-bond1 as the network interface and click Next. 6. Enter 192.168.2.20 as the IP address,/24 as the subnet,192.168.2.254 as the gateway, and 1504 as the VLAN ID. ClickN ext. 7. Select Join a Windows domain as the SMB server type and click Next. 8. Enter 192.168.2.50as the AD/DNS server,company.com as the Windows domain name, Administratoras the domain administrator username, and passwordas the domain administrator password. Click Next. 9. Review the summary and click Finish to create the SMB NAS server.

Options

  • ASupport and CloudIQ
  • BDefault Users
  • CManagement Network
  • DFault Tolerance

How the community answered

(45 responses)
  • A
    56% (25)
  • B
    27% (12)
  • C
    11% (5)
  • D
    7% (3)

Explanation

Option A (Support and CloudIQ) is correct because this section of the Dell EMC Unity Unisphere interface provides system health monitoring, diagnostic support bundles, and integration with Dell's CloudIQ cloud-based analytics - making it the appropriate destination for verifying the NAS server's operational status and accessing support resources after configuration.

Option B (Default Users) is a distractor referring to the built-in user account management section, which handles authentication credentials, not NAS server provisioning or monitoring. Option C (Management Network) relates to the out-of-band management interface configuration for the storage array itself, not SMB NAS services. Option D (Fault Tolerance) refers to redundancy and high-availability settings at the hardware level, unrelated to NAS server creation or support workflows.

Memory tip: Think "After you BUILD it, you SUPPORT it" - once a NAS server is created through Storage > NAS Servers, the Support and CloudIQ section is your go-to for health checks and diagnostics. The distractors (Users, Network, Fault Tolerance) all sound plausible but each handles a completely different layer of the storage system.

Topics

#NAS server#SMB#Active Directory#network configuration

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