Dell EMC Exam D-PDD-DY-23 Topic 3 Question 13 Discussion

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Question #: 13
Topic #: 3

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What is the maximum number of simultaneous CIFS connections that DDOS supports in PowerProtect DD?

A800

B600

C400

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Suggested Answer: A

PowerProtect DD's DDOS (Data Domain Operating System) supports up to 800 simultaneous CIFS connections, allowing multiple clients to connect and access CIFS shares concurrently. This limit is designed to ensure optimal performance while managing multiple data streams efficiently.

by Myra at Apr 07, 2025, 04:32 AM

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Skye

7 days ago

I'm going to have to go with 400 on this one. It's the Goldilocks of CIFS connection limits - not too hot, not too cold, just right. Unless, of course, you're a bear looking to stream some hibernation-themed movies.

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Kizzy

21 days ago

Hmm, 800 sounds like the way to go. That's a nice, round number that screams 'Enterprise-level performance!' Am I right, or am I right?

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Javier

2 days ago

800 sounds like a solid choice for enterprise-level performance.

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Carolann

25 days ago

400 it is! I bet the engineers at PowerProtect DD were like, 'Yeah, let's just keep it nice and cozy with a modest 400 connections. That way, no one will accidentally crash the whole system by trying to connect a zillion devices at once.'

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Lavelle

30 days ago

I'm gonna go with 600 on this one. Surely they can't be that stingy with the CIFS connections, right? That's like putting a limit on the number of cat videos I can watch at once.

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Karrie

15 days ago

User 1: I think it's 800.

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Adelina

1 months ago

The correct answer has to be 400, since that's the maximum number of CIFS connections the DDOS can handle. Anything more would be like trying to stuff a truck through a mouse hole.

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