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Your customer has an existing Isilon cluster with seven X200 nodes. The cluster is used to store home directories and departmental shared folders. They are planning to deploy a new application that generates small block, synchronous writes.
Which OneFS 7 capability can help reduce latency for the new workload?
A customer is considering using the CloudPools feature to send archive data to their on premises object
storage appliance. The customer needs to know how many objects will be created by the Isilon when it tiers files using CloudPools.
If the customer has 20 1MB files, 2 10MB files and 4 3MB files, how many objects will CloudPools version 1.0
create?
https://www.dellemc.com/resources/en-us/asset/white-papers/products/storage/h14775-isiloncloud-
pools-and-ecs-solution-guide.pdf (10)
A company needs the ability to separate administrative rights from data access rights. Which Isilon feature enables this functionality?
In your second meeting with the customer you ask the following questions about their current unified SAN and NAS platform.
"Are you using an application to map users from NFS Exports to SMB shares? Is each site a separate LDAP or AD Domain?"
What functionality are your trying to understand in their environment and what is the comparable feature in Isilon OneFS?
