DEE-1421 · Question #6
Case Study 4 A company is experiencing a noticeable decrease in performance when accessing data on their Dell EMC Isilon cluster. The cluster hosts Microsoft Windows home directories and general…
The correct answer is C. Re-transmission rate is in the acceptable range. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Case Study 4 A company is experiencing a noticeable decrease in performance when accessing data on their Dell EMC Isilon cluster. The cluster hosts Microsoft Windows home directories and general purpose file shares. In addition, a file pool policy moves data that has not been modified in six months to an achieve tier. The administrator wants your assistance in understanding the reason for the slow data access. The number of users accessing the cluster has not changed. The administrator has shared the following baseline metrics. The outputs were captured from a performance- acceptable time frame. Trace route shows:
-3 hops between clients and the cluster -Average latency is 3 ms Iperf shows:
-940 Mb/s average bandwidth -005 ms average jitter Netstat on the local network shows:
-05% average re-transmission rate Hostcache list:
-20 ms average roundtrip time across all clients The administrator shows you the following output from the netstat command:
32366653 data packets (35556615947 bytes) 8010 data packets (9525723 bytes) re-transmitted Based on the output, what information should be provided to the administrator?
Options
- BRe-transmission rate exceeds recommendations
- CRe-transmission rate is in the acceptable range
- DChange in the re-transmission rate indicates an issue
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(33 responses)- B12% (4)
- C82% (27)
- D6% (2)
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