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1z0-489 – SPARC M6-32 and SPARC M5-32 Servers Installation Essentials

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Question 7

There are a total of 36 fan modules in the SPARC M5-32 server, and all are redundant and hot- swappable. Which statement is correct?

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    Half of the 36x fan modules are located on the front and the other half on the rear. 18x fan modules are in front fan cages and 18x fan modules are in back fan cages.
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    36x fan modules are located on the front and rear; 12x fan modules are in front fan cages, 12x fan modules are in back middle fan cages, and 12x fan modules are in back lower fan cages.
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    All 36x fan modules are located on the front, 16x fan modules in upper fan cages, 16xfan
    modules in lower fan cages, and 2x fan modules on each side (left and right next to the SP/SSB).
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    All 36x fan modules are located on the front, 12x fan modules are In upper fan cages, 12x fan modules are in middle fan cages, and 12x fan modules are in lower fan cages.
Question 8

You are at a customer site to install some new PCIe cards into their SPARC M5-32 platform. You want to ensure there are no existing issues on the platform before you begin your word. Which command would you run to see details of the existing problems on the platform?

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    show /System/Faults
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    show /Servers/open_ problems
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    Show /System/0pen_pr0blems

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    show problems
Question 9

Your customer is asking you the reason for using the EIS methodology to manage their installation. Which statement is true regarding using the Installation Configuration Plan as part of the methodology?

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    It enables you to define your test procedures to ensure successful installation.
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    It enables you to define your system configuration: boot disk layout, networking, and physical domains.
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    It enables you to perform an in-depth site analysis.
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    It allows you to perform final sign-off with the customer after the installation is complete.