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 msIperf shows:-940 Mb/s average bandwidth-005 ms average jitterNetstat on the local network shows:-05% average re-transmission rateHostcache list:-20 ms average roundtrip time across all clientsThe administrator shows the following traceroute output:6 hops between clients and the clusterAverage latency is 84 ms -Based on the output, what information should be provided the administrator?
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 msIperf shows:-940 Mb/s average bandwidth-005 ms average jitterNetstat on the local network shows:-05% average re-transmission rateHostcache list:-20 ms average roundtrip time across all clientsThe administrator shows you the following iperf output:-890 Mb/s average bandwidth-98.8 ms average jitterBased on the output, what information should be provided to the administrator?
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 msIperf shows:-940 Mb/s average bandwidth-005 ms average jitterNetstat on the local network shows:-05% average re-transmission rateHostcache list:-20 ms average roundtrip time across all clientsThe administrator shows you the details of the hostcahce.list output. The output indicates that the top clients on the list have an average of 242 ms round trip time. Based on the output, what information should be provided to the administrator?
Case Study 3 -A financial services company has file sharing workflows and 2000 home directories which include 70% Microsoft Windows and 30% Linux. The Security team is also interested in credit card usage data analytics such as point of sale, geolocation, and authorization and transaction data. Home directories and file shares do not require D@RE or SEC compliance.However, due to the sensitivity of the credit card data, the company requires D@RE for credit card information and must adhere to the U.S. SEC 17a-4(f) compliance standards. Additionally, they are interested in auditing user access and anti-virus features.The compute and storage environment consists of the following:200 TB of Fibre Channel drives on NetApp ONTAP 7Environment is expected to grow 200 TB over the next three yearsWhich combined solution addresses the company’s requirement for D@RE and U.S.SEC 17a-4(f)?
Case Study 3 -A financial services company has file sharing workflows and 2000 home directories which include 70% Microsoft Windows and 30% Linux. The Security team is also interested in credit card usage data analytics such as point of sale, geolocation, and authorization and transaction data. Home directories and file shares do not require D@RE or SEC compliance.However, due to the sensitivity of the credit card data, the company requires D@RE for credit card information and must adhere to the U.S. SEC 17a-4(f) compliance standards. Additionally, they are interested in auditing user access and anti-virus features.The compute and storage environment consists of the following:200 TB of Fibre Channel drives on NetApp ONTAP 7Environment is expected to grow 200 TB over the next three yearsIn order to remove the encryption key on the SED drives, which steps are required?
Case Study 3 -A financial services company has file sharing workflows and 2000 home directories which include 70% Microsoft Windows and 30% Linux. The Security team is also interested in credit card usage data analytics such as point of sale, geolocation, and authorization and transaction data. Home directories and file shares do not require D@RE or SEC compliance.However, due to the sensitivity of the credit card data, the company requires D@RE for credit card information and must adhere to the U.S. SEC 17a-4(f) compliance standards. Additionally, they are interested in auditing user access and anti-virus features.The compute and storage environment consists of the following:200 TB of Fibre Channel drives on NetApp ONTAP 7Environment is expected to grow 200 TB over the next three yearsWhich type of encryption is used in a D@RE-enabled Dell EMC Isilon cluster?
