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.
Use the-mode v9x argument for backwards compatibility as some output has been deprecated
B.
Look for CPU instead of Cores as these have been rebranded to allow differentiating between virtual and physical hardware.
C.
Specify the full 12-digit serial number with -sidsoSE 10 understands the output relates to an older system model.
D.
Use syraconf igure -version -dir as in SE 10 support for outputs specific to older systems moved to a different command.
Solutions Enabler (SE) 10 introduces some changes to the output format of certain commands for better clarity and consistency. When querying a PowerMax 2000 (which is based on older VMAX architecture) using symcfg list -dir, you might encounter differences in the output compared to previous SE versions.
To ensure backward compatibility and see the output in the familiar format, you need to use the -mode v9x argument. This tells SE 10 to display the output in the style of SE 9.x, which is compatible with the PowerMax 2000.
Why other options are incorrect:
B. Look for CPU instead of Cores as these have been rebranded...:While there might be terminology changes, this is not the primary reason for the output difference.
C. Specify the full 12-digit serial number with -sid so SE 10 understands...:The serial number is not directly related to the output format.
D. Use syraconfigure -version -dir as in SE 10 support for outputs...:The syraconfigure command is not the correct command for this purpose.
References and documents of Dell's public documentation for PowerMax Operate v.2:
Dell Solutions Enabler 10.0.0 CLI User Guide:This guide provides detailed information about the symcfg command and its options, including the -mode argument for backward compatibility. You can find this document on the Dell Support website by searching for "Solutions Enabler CLI User Guide."
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