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E20-655 · Question #87

The customer has an information security policy which forbids DNS delegations to Isilon clusters. What should you tell the customer about the consequences of this?

The correct answer is A. SmartConnect relies upon DNS delegation to operate, and other load balancing technologies lack SmartConnect's integration with the cluster. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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The customer has an information security policy which forbids DNS delegations to Isilon clusters. What should you tell the customer about the consequences of this?

Options

  • ASmartConnect relies upon DNS delegation to operate, and other load balancing technologies lack SmartConnect's integration with the cluster.
  • BSmartConnect relies upon DNS delegation to operate, but other load balancing technologies can substitute for SmartConnect without disadvantage.
  • CSmartConnect can operate normally without DNS delegation by integrating with Isilon supported external load balancing technologies.
  • DSmartConnect can operate normally without DNS delegation, but licensed features will not be available to the customer.

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  • C
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  • D
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