A customer has an existing FlashBlade//E system with the following configuration:75 TB DFMs1 x Control Chassis1 x Expansion Chassis How many more chassis with 75 TB DFMs would the customer need to add before they see a performance increase?

In a fully expanded 10-chassis FlashBlade//E configuration with 75 TB drives, which chassis are controller versus expansion?

During a POC, a prospective customer reports far lower than expected performance. The environment consists of four clients, each with 1 x 100 Gb/s NIC, connected via NFS to a FlashBlade S200 7 blade with 4 x 24 TB DFM per blade. There are no performance issues in the network. What should the SE suggest?

A customer has deployed a single chassis FlashBlade//S system with the maximum number of blades. Bays 1, 2, and 3 on all blades are populated with 24 TB DFMs. Additional workload requires the customer to deploy 220 TB of additional capacity, but costs are to be minimized. Which configuration fulfills these requirements?

How many uplink and downlink ports are available on a XFM-8400?

An SE is tasked with designing a remote replication solution for a company that relies heavily on real-time data access to its filesystems using FlashBlade. The primary site is located in New York and the backup site is in California. Considering the high latency inherent in such long-distance communications, which replication strategy should the SE choose to make sure of minimal impact on system performance?

How do you fail over a file system from one Flashblade to another Flashblade?

SafeMode is enabled on a customer’s FlashBlade S200 system. Due to an unexpected event, the system is running out of space and the customer needs to delete a snapshot. After deletion, the customer is unable to eradicate the snapshot to recover the space. The SE advises the customer to engage Pure Support who, after verifying at least 2 Named Admins, asks the customer for a token to enable SafeMode modification. How does the customer generate the token?

A financial services company is preparing to deploy a secure file sharing environment using a FlashBlade//S200 running a supported version of SMB within Purity. Due to internal security policies, users must only be able to view files and folders for which they have permissions.  What should the SE do?

A customer wants to protect objects but also to have the ability for specific users to delete or overwrite an object before the retention expires Which two options allow this behaviour?