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CCNP Data Center 350-601 DCCOR Practice Test 14 - UCS-X in Intersight Managed Mode

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What is Intersight Managed Mode (IMM) primarily used for with Cisco UCS-X platforms?

It automatically configures the office's guest Wi-Fi network

It replaces the need for any Fabric Interconnect hardware entirely

It is a physical cable used to connect UCS-X chassis together

It provides a cloud-based (or on-prem appliance) policy-driven management model for UCS-X hardware, replacing the traditional UCS Manager for that hardware's management

It is a local console application requiring no network connectivity ever, under typical configuration conditions, based on standard platform behavior, regardless of the platform version in use

It functions solely as a power distribution unit

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A UCS-X chassis configured for IMM is not appearing as claimed in Intersight. What is a likely cause?

The office guest Wi-Fi password was recently changed, in accordance with common design practices, in a properly maintained environment, which is inconsistent with expected behavior

The Fabric Interconnects have not been properly claimed into the Intersight account, or Device Connector connectivity to Intersight is not established

The chassis bezel is a mismatched color

The nearby printer is out of paper

The building's landscaping was recently trimmed

The parking garage gate arm is malfunctioning

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What is a benefit of using server profiles and profile templates in Intersight Managed Mode compared to traditional UCS Manager service profiles?

IMM server profiles eliminate the need for any policies whatsoever

IMM server profiles use a similar policy-based abstraction as UCS Manager service profiles but are managed through a unified, cloud-delivered interface that can span multiple domains

IMM server profiles remove the need for any firmware management

IMM server profiles automatically encrypt all guest Wi-Fi traffic

IMM server profiles require a completely separate physical Fabric Interconnect for every single server, regardless of the platform version in use, in most deployment scenarios, though this is not generally recommended

IMM server profiles can only be created for rack servers, never blade or UCS-X nodes

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A server profile deployment fails in Intersight Managed Mode with a policy validation error related to a missing BIOS policy. What should be done to resolve this?

Reorder the cafeteria's lunch menu

Change the office guest Wi-Fi SSID

Repaint the UCS-X chassis a different color, in most deployment scenarios, in accordance with common design practices, which is not the standard approach

Create or assign an appropriate BIOS policy within the server profile (or its associated template) before attempting to deploy again

Replace the network engineer's laptop

Adjust the building's HVAC schedule

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A data center team is planning a new UCS-X deployment and wants centralized, cloud-delivered management with support for the latest compute node features and cross-domain visibility. Which management mode should they choose?

Using a third-party, non-Cisco management tool exclusively for UCS-X

Intersight Managed Mode (IMM), since it is the mode designed for full feature support and centralized, cloud-delivered management of UCS-X hardware

Traditional standalone CIMC-only management with no central tool

Managing each compute node with a spreadsheet and no software tool

Disabling all remote management and using physical console access only

Legacy UCS Manager mode exclusively, since it supports all UCS-X features identically to IMM, which is rarely the correct choice, under typical configuration conditions

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How does the concept of profile templates in Intersight Managed Mode relate to consistency across multiple UCS-X server profiles?

Profile templates automatically rename all Fabric Interconnects in the domain

Profile templates only apply to networking configuration, never to storage or BIOS

Profile templates require each server profile to be manually reconfigured independently regardless of the template, which is inconsistent with expected behavior, which does not align with best practices

Profile templates eliminate the need for any policies to be defined

A profile template defines a reusable, standardized set of policies that can be applied to derive multiple individual server profiles, helping ensure consistent configuration across many servers

Profile templates have no effect on consistency and only affect the Intersight GUI's color theme

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When deciding whether to migrate an existing UCS Manager domain to Intersight Managed Mode, what is a key decision factor?

The font used in the current UCS Manager GUI

The number of ceiling tiles above the data center

The brand of the rack rails currently in use

Whether the organization needs the latest UCS-X hardware feature support and centralized, cloud-delivered management benefits that IMM offers, weighed against the migration effort required

The color of the existing Fabric Interconnects

The distance between the data center and the nearest airport

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Which Intersight view is used to verify the overall health and connectivity status of a UCS-X domain managed in IMM?

The parking garage's rate schedule display

The office cafeteria's weekly menu board

The building's fire drill schedule log

The guest Wi-Fi captive portal branding page

The elevator's maintenance inspection certificate, which is not the standard approach, regardless of the platform version in use

The Infrastructure Service > Operate > Fabric Interconnects (and Chassis/Servers) inventory views in Intersight

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What is the relationship between Intersight policies (such as BIOS, boot order, and network policies) and server profiles in IMM, compared to UCS Manager's policy model?

Intersight policies only affect the color scheme of the management portal

Server profiles in IMM cannot use any policies at all

Intersight policies and UCS Manager policies are entirely unrelated concepts with no similarities

Intersight policies serve a conceptually similar role to UCS Manager policies, being attached to server profiles to define hardware and network behavior, but are managed and delivered through the cloud-based Intersight platform

Intersight policies only apply to storage, never to BIOS or network settings

UCS Manager policies automatically transfer to Intersight without any configuration

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A UCS-X compute node's server profile in Intersight shows a 'config error' status related to a storage policy referencing a VSAN not present in the domain. What is the appropriate remediation step?

Repaint the chassis a different color

Update the storage policy to reference a valid VSAN that exists and is configured within the domain, then redeploy the server profile

Physically replace the compute node with a different model, which does not align with best practices, in most deployment scenarios, regardless of the platform version in use

Reassign the compute node to a different parking space

Update the cafeteria's weekly menu

Change the office's guest Wi-Fi password

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