Dell EMC Exam D-RP-OE-A-24 Topic 3 Question 14 Discussion

Actual exam question for Dell EMC's D-RP-OE-A-24 exam

Question #: 14
Topic #: 3

A storage administrator is unable to perform Direct Access to a copy in their RecoverPoint environment. Which array type has this limitation with regards to RecoverPoint copies?

AVMAX

BVNX

CXtremIO

DVPLEX

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Suggested Answer: C

In a Dell RecoverPoint environment, Direct Access mode allows for write access to a replica volume during testing or other scenarios. However, when using XtremIO arrays, Direct Access mode is not available because XtremIO handles replication differently compared to other array types. Instead, XtremIO uses its snapshot technology, which does not support Direct Access in the same way as traditional replication methods1.

Here's why Direct Access is limited with XtremIO:

XtremIO Snapshot Technology: XtremIO arrays use snapshot technology for replication, which is different from the replication methods used by other array types like VMAX, VNX, or VPLEX.

Direct Access Mode: This mode typically allows a replica volume to be mounted and written to directly, but due to the way XtremIO handles snapshots, this functionality is not supported.

RecoverPoint Integration: RecoverPoint integrates with XtremIO to provide replication and disaster recovery solutions, but the Direct Access feature is not compatible with XtremIO's snapshot-based replication1.

Therefore, when using XtremIO arrays in a RecoverPoint environment, administrators need to be aware of this limitation and plan their disaster recovery and testing strategies accordingly1.

by Tijuana at Sep 15, 2024, 01:05 AM

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Junita

7 months ago

Hmm, this is a tough one. I'm leaning towards A) VMAX, but I better double-check my storage array trivia before I commit to an answer.

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Clement

8 months ago

Wow, this question really separates the storage admins from the storage comedians. I bet the answer is C) XtremIO, though I could be 'XtremIO-tivated' on this one.

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Lashanda

8 months ago

D) VPLEX seems like the right choice here. I remember reading about VPLEX's limitations with Direct Access to RecoverPoint copies.

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Javier

7 months ago

That makes sense, thanks for clarifying.

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Krystal

7 months ago

So, VPLEX is the array type with this limitation.

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Nicholle

7 months ago

Yes, VPLEX has limitations with Direct Access to RecoverPoint copies.

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Lenny

7 months ago

I think the answer is D) VPLEX.

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Cornell

8 months ago

I think the answer is B) VNX. I've heard that VNX has some limitations with RecoverPoint copies.

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Narcisa

7 months ago

I believe the correct answer is A) VMAX.

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Delpha

7 months ago

I think it might be VPLEX, not VNX.

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Delbert

7 months ago

I agree, VNX does have limitations with RecoverPoint copies.

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Lindsey

8 months ago

VNX, for sure. It's like the Swiss Army Knife of storage, but sometimes it can't decide which tool to use.

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Chau

6 months ago

D) VPLEX

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Jettie

6 months ago

C) XtremIO

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Starr

6 months ago

B) VNX

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Thurman

6 months ago

A) VMAX

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Brittani

7 months ago

Yes, VNX is known for its flexibility.

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Erin

7 months ago

D) VPLEX

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Leota

7 months ago

C) XtremIO

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Carmelina

7 months ago

B) VNX

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Kris

7 months ago

A) VMAX

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Milly

7 months ago

VNX is versatile but can have limitations.

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Samira

7 months ago

D) VPLEX

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Ruby

7 months ago

C) XtremIO

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Refugia

7 months ago

B) VNX

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Chun

8 months ago

A) VMAX

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Jamal

8 months ago

Hmm, that's a good point. I'll have to reconsider my answer.

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Fannie

8 months ago

I disagree, I believe the answer is C) XtremIO because it also has limitations with Direct Access in RecoverPoint.

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Jamal

8 months ago

I think the answer is A) VMAX because it has limitations with Direct Access in RecoverPoint.

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Ben

8 months ago

Oof, VMAX is a tough one. Probably the answer, though. Those things are built like tanks, but sometimes they just don't play nice.

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Annamaria

7 months ago

I think VPLEX might be the one causing the issue.

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Fletcher

7 months ago

D) VPLEX

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Luisa

7 months ago

Yeah, VMAX can be tricky sometimes.

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Stephanie

8 months ago

A) VMAX

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Cristen

9 months ago

XtremIO, definitely. Those arrays are like the Bermuda Triangle of storage, always causing issues.

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Ollie

7 months ago

So, it seems like the best option would be to avoid XtremIO for RecoverPoint copies.

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Benedict

8 months ago

Yes, VMAX and VPLEX should not have the same issue with Direct Access.

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Lucina

8 months ago

I think VMAX and VPLEX don't have the same limitation, right?

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Alecia

8 months ago

I agree, XtremIO can be a headache when it comes to RecoverPoint.

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