A. OnCommand System Manager

B. FilerView

C. UCS Manager

D. Web Browser

A. SysPrep of the server operating system

B. Configuration of the Server OS and hotfix installation

C. Create additional virtual fibre channel (vfc) interfaces for the Nexus 5500

D. Creation of a LUN for the Gold Master Boot LUN

E. Establish connectivity with System Center

F. Creation of a service profile and zoning for Gold Master Boot LUN

G. Install Microsoft SQL Server 2012

H. Create a new interface group on the NetApp Cluster

A. Network administration such as creating VLANs, uplink ports, port channels and LAN PIN groups

B. Management of non-Cisco x86 systems

C. Deployment of a Windows or Linux Operating system

D. Install software applications, such as databases, application server software, or web servers

E. SAN configuration tasks such as creating VSANs, QoS classes and definitions, and port channels.

F. Deploy patches for software, such as an OS or an application

G. Cisco UCS hardware including the chassis, servers, fabric interconnects, and i/o modules

H. Cisco UCS resource management including WWN addresses, MAC addresses, UUIDs, and bandwidth

A. 1, 3, 2, 4

B. 1, 2, 3, 4

C. 3, 4, 1, 2

D. Not enough information

A. Boot from SAN

B. Utilization of service profiles to apply parameter settings from server hardware

C. A one to one mapping to the identity information burned into the hardware (mac addresses, etc).

D. Elements of a server's personality, which may be included in a service profile, include firmware versions, UUID, MAC Addresses, World Wide Names, and boot settings.

E. Every physical server in a Cisco UCS instance should remain anonymous until you associate a service profile with it

F. A one to one mapping of an application to a server