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Exam Code/Number: D-PVM-OE-01
Exam Name/Title: Dell Technologies PowerMax Operate
Certification Provider: EMC
Corresponding Certification: Storage Administrator

Exam Questions: 156
Updated On: Sep 12, 2026

Question #1

Which command is used to change the CPU resource distribution for SRDF modes?

A. symconfigure

B. symcfg

C. symrdf

D. symqos

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question #2

A non-production environment has been created with a VMFS Datastore named TestDS and a virtual machine named TestVM. SRDF/S has been configured between two PowerMax arrays One ESXi server is connected to the R1 device and another is connected to the R2 device. The VMFS Datastore resides on the R1 device.
The systems administrator wants to test the environment for disaster recovery readiness To simulate a disaster on the R1 side a graceful failover will be done. What is the correct sequence of steps on the R1 side of the test environment to perform a graceful failover?

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Correct Answer:

Explanation:
1.Shunt down testvm on the primary esxi server
2. unregister testvm.
3.Unamount testds .
4.perform a failover operation.

Question #3

What is the purpose of the SYMAPI options file?

A. Contain the configuration for the SYMCLI and RDF daemons

B. Change the behavior of the SYMCLI operations and SYMAPI calls

C. Change environment variables to streamline the command session

D. Change the behavior of various Solutions Enabler daemons

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #4

When setting the TimeFinder SnapVX time-to-live with the symsnapvx command and the -delta 2 4 parameter, what does the delta parameter specify?

A. Hours

B. Days

C. Weeks

D. Minutes

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question #5

What are the Compliance levels tor Storage Groups in Unisphere for PowerMax?

A. Critical, Marginal. Stable, and No Status

B. Fatal. Critical. Stable, and No Status

C. Critical, Marginal. Warning, and No Status

D. Fatal Critical Warning, and No Status

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question #6

A storage administrator is using SE 10 to query a PowerMax 2000 using symcfg list -dir and wants to seethe number of Cores that are assigned to the front-end emulations What does the storage administrator need to do?

A. Look for CPU instead of Cores as these have been rebranded to allow differentiating between virtual and physical hardware.

B. Use the-mode v9x argument for backwards compatibility as some output has been deprecated

C. Use syraconf igure -version -dir as in SE 10 support for outputs specific to older systems moved to a different command.

D. Specify the full 12-digit serial number with -sidsoSE 10 understands the output relates to an older system model.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

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Question #7

What takes place during an SRDF Restore operation?

A. Changes made to the R1 are propagated to the R2. Changes made to the R2 are discarded

B. Enables access to both the R1 and R2 devices for their hosts

C. Changes made to the R2 are propagated to the R1 Changes made to the R1 are discarded

D. Resumes normal SRDF mirroring and host access

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

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Question #8

A PowerMax 8000 was initially ordered as a multi-engine system. How does this system differ from a PowerMax 8000 that was initially ordered as a single-engine even if it is upgraded to a multi-engine system at a later time?

A. Each director has the compression/deduplication module in Slot 9

B. Each director has twice the backend connectivity

C. Each director has one more NVMe Flash module

D. Each director has one more Universal FE slot

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question #9

From an application perspective, what should be done before performing an SRDF/S Restore operation?

A. Stop accessing the R1 devices Continue accessing the R2 devices

B. Continue accessing the R1 and R2 devices

C. Stop accessing the R1 and R2 devices.

D. Continue accessing the R1 devices Stop accessing the R2 devices.

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

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Question #10

When reviewing storage group compliance for a specific storage group, you notice that the weighted response time for the storage group over the last four hours is compliant Upon further research, you see that the weighted response time for the last two weeks does not meet the defined response time for the assigned service level.
What is the overall compliance status for the storage group?

A. Marginal

B. Non-compliant

C. Critical

D. Stable

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

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Question #11

What are the Compliance levels for Storage Groups in Unisphere for PowerMax?

A. Fatal, Critical, Warning, and No Status

B. Critical, Marginal, Warning, and No Status

C. Critical, Marginal, Stable, and No Status

D. Fatal, Critical, Stable, and No Status

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

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