D-UN-OE-23 · Question #33
A storage administrator attempts to restart the Management Server to resolve Unisphere issues, but is unable to do so. What is the cause of this issue?
The correct answer is D. Both SPs are in Service mode. When both SPs are in Service mode, neither Storage Processor is available to host the Unisphere Management Server, making a restart impossible - you need at least one SP in normal operation for management services to run. Option A is wrong because Maintenance mode on a single…
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A storage administrator attempts to restart the Management Server to resolve Unisphere issues, but is unable to do so. What is the cause of this issue?
Options
- ASP is in Maintenance mode.
- BOnly one SP is in Service mode.
- CSP is in Reset and Hold mode
- DBoth SPs are in Service mode
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B13% (4)
- C6% (2)
- D77% (24)
Explanation
When both SPs are in Service mode, neither Storage Processor is available to host the Unisphere Management Server, making a restart impossible - you need at least one SP in normal operation for management services to run. Option A is wrong because Maintenance mode on a single SP still leaves the other SP available to run the Management Server. Option B is wrong for the same reason - one SP in Service mode means the partner SP can still host management functions. Option C (Reset and Hold) is a diagnostic hold state that similarly affects only one SP at a time and doesn't inherently block the Management Server on the other SP.
Memory tip: Think "both SPs serviced = nobody home." Service mode is for physical hardware work, and you can't restart a server when the machine running it has been completely taken offline - doubling that means zero hosts for Unisphere.
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