VxBlock Hardware Installation |
14.3% |
For system administrators and data center technicians, this section of the exam covers the VxBlock System site installation process. It includes describing the installation steps, identifying key information in VxBlock System documentation, powering on and connecting the VxBlock System to the customer network, and troubleshooting the installation. Candidates should be prepared to demonstrate their knowledge of the entire installation lifecycle.
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VxBlock 1000 Implementation |
19.0% |
For IT professionals involved in data center infrastructure deployment, this domain focuses on the implementation of VxBlock 1000 systems. It covers locating validation procedures and support documentation, connecting the VxBlock System to the customer network, validating a VxBlock 1000 installation using the LCS and Test Plan, and describing how to perform knowledge transfers. Candidates should be well-versed in the practical aspects of VxBlock 1000 deployment and validation. |
VxBlock Hardware Expansion Implementation |
19.0% |
For data center architects and expansion project managers, this section examines the requirements and considerations for VxBlock hardware expansion. It includes locating required documentation and other resources supporting expansion. Candidates should be prepared to demonstrate their understanding of the expansion process and the ability to find and utilize relevant resources.
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RCM Upgrades on VxBlock |
19.0% |
For system upgrade specialists and IT project managers, this domain covers the phases of an RCM (Release Certification Matrix) upgrade and the responsible parties involved. It includes identifying tools used to plan and execute an RCM upgrade and describing how to perform an RCM upgrade using the provided documentation. Candidates should be familiar with the entire upgrade process and the tools involved.
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Software Defined Networking (SDN) Concepts and CI/HCI Considerations |
7.9% |
For network engineers and architects, this section discusses elements that make up an SDN, explains VMware NSX and Cisco ACI components, their functions and benefits. It also covers considerations for implementing NSX and ACI on CI (Converged Infrastructure) systems and explains the architectural differences between VMware NSX and Cisco ACI. Candidates should have a solid understanding of SDN concepts and their application in CI environments.
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Cisco ACI Integration with DELL EMC CI Systems |
4.8% |
For network integration specialists, this domain focuses on Cisco ACI integration with Dell EMC CI systems. It covers identifying ACI use cases, key features, and related hardware, explaining the ACI Logical Model, and describing ACI integration with Dell EMC VxBlock systems. Candidates should be well-versed in Cisco ACI and its implementation within Dell EMC environments.
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VMware NSX Integration with DELL EMC CI Systems |
4.8% |
For virtualization and network specialists, this section covers specific use cases for VMware NSX, describes how VMware NSX is integrated into Dell EMC CI infrastructure, and explains the procedure for configuring a logical switch using VMware NSX. Candidates should have hands-on experience with VMware NSX in Dell EMC CI environments.
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CPSD Technology Extension for Isilon |
4.8% |
For storage specialists and system integrators, this domain describes the nature and use of the CPSD (Cloud Platforms and Solutions Division) Technology Extension for Isilon, touching on its benefits and hardware components. Candidates should be familiar with Isilon storage systems and how they integrate with Dell EMC's converged infrastructure solutions.
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Official Information |
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https://education.dell.com/content/dell/en-us/home/certification-overview/available-exams/vxblock-deploy.html |