A. When defining FC uplink port as the SPAN destination, system will automatically stop using that port as an uplink port

B. Any port can be used as a SPAN destination port Even if it is defined as Eth uplink port it will be automatically converted to FC uplink port

C. For FC SPAN sessions we do not have to specifically enable the monitoring session

D. FC port on Cisco UCS 6238UP can be used as a SPAN source

A. Cisco UCS Manager can automatically power on and off servers to scale elastically according to application performance demands

B. Cisco UCS Manager uses service profiles and resource pools to allow the deployment of multiple servers with a single common template

C. Cisco UCS Manager provides the ability to manage C-series in multiple physical domains from a single global interface

D. Cisco UCS Manager is able to act as a common centralized management platform for both blade and rack servers in a single domain.

A. LUN ID Mismatch

B. Wrong boot order in the service profile

C. FCoE used instead of FC

D. Misconfigured SAN boot target in the boot policy of the service profile

A. A misconfiguration on the Service Profile Local Boot Policy

B. The newer Cisco UCS M4 Server is using flash drives, not hard drives

C. The newer Cisco UCS M4 Server is using disks of larger capacity than the previous UCS M3 Server

D. A misconfiguration on the Service Profile Local Disk Policy

A. Create a Service Profile

B. Create a Management IP Pool, a MAC Address Pool, and a VLAN Pool

C. Create an IPMI Policy

D. Create different VLANs, with different VLAN IDs

E. Create a Management IP Pool, a VLAN. and a VLAN Group