D-PWF-OE-00 · Question #70
What is the purpose of enabling Maintenance Mode on a PowerFlex node?
The correct answer is D. Isolate the node for maintenance without impacting data availability. Enabling Maintenance Mode on a PowerFlex node isolates it from active I/O operations so that physical or administrative work can be performed on it - without disrupting data availability, since the system redistributes workloads and ensures data remains accessible through…
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What is the purpose of enabling Maintenance Mode on a PowerFlex node?
Options
- APerform software upgrades
- BProtect volumes using snapshots
- CAdd new nodes to the cluster
- DIsolate the node for maintenance without impacting data availability
How the community answered
(66 responses)- A5% (3)
- B3% (2)
- C2% (1)
- D91% (60)
Explanation
Enabling Maintenance Mode on a PowerFlex node isolates it from active I/O operations so that physical or administrative work can be performed on it - without disrupting data availability, since the system redistributes workloads and ensures data remains accessible through redundancy. Option A is wrong because software upgrades are handled through the upgrade workflow, not Maintenance Mode specifically. Option B is incorrect because snapshot-based volume protection is a separate data protection feature unrelated to node isolation. Option C is also wrong because adding nodes is an expansion operation performed through the cluster management interface, not Maintenance Mode.
Memory tip: Think of Maintenance Mode like a "Do Not Disturb" sign for a node - it tells the cluster "hands off this node's active duties" so you can safely work on it without the cluster panicking or losing data.
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