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NEW QUESTION # 136
An Implementation Engineer is getting ready to install four DFMs into a 16-module efficiency bundle and notices that the new modules are DFMDs while the installed modules are DFMs.
What should the Implementation Engineer do to get the array using a 20-module wide write group?
Answer: A
Explanation:
Understanding the strict hardware boundaries of Pure Storage capacity expansion is critical. DirectFlash Modules (DFMs) and DirectFlash Modules with Distributed NVRAM (DFMDs) are fundamentally different hardware components. Standard DFMs contain only raw NAND flash and rely entirely on centralized, dedicated NVRAM modules located in the array chassis to protect write cache. DFMDs, however, feature their own onboard non-volatile memory to distribute the cache load across the capacity drives (primarily utilized in //XL and //XR4 architectures).
Pure Storage architecture explicitly dictates that drives operating within a single efficiency bundle or Wide Write Group (WWG) must be of the exact same hardware classification to ensure predictable parity calculation, wear leveling, and cache distribution. Mixing legacy DFMs with newer DFMDs within the same
20-module write group creates a severe hardware imbalance and is a strictly unsupported configuration.
While internal engineering tunables (like those suggested in Option A) occasionally exist to force overrides in lab environments, applying them in a customer's production array to bypass physical hardware incompatibility violates all implementation best practices. The only correct and safe action for the Implementation Engineer is to halt the physical installation, flag the Bill of Materials (BOM) mismatch, and work with the account
/logistics team to RMA the DFMDs and ship the correct standard DFMs.
NEW QUESTION # 137
An Implementation Engineer is performing a capacity consolidation on an X50R2 that is 83% full. The starting config is X50R2-20/10-22/0. The end config is X50R2-91/0. What steps should the Implementation Engineer follow to complete the work?
Answer: C
Explanation:
The correct consolidation process involves evacuating data from the existing chassis drives first, then installing the new larger 91TB data pack, and finally evacuating shelf 0 to complete the consolidation efficiently.
NEW QUESTION # 138
An Implementation Engineer is performing an inventory for an NDU from a FlashArray//X70R2 to a FlashArray//X70R4 and discovers that a complete FlashArray//X70R4 was shipped instead of an NDU kit.
What is the minimum hardware the Implementation Engineer should use from the new array to complete the NDU?
Answer: D
Explanation:
When performing a hardware non-disruptive upgrade (NDU) from a FlashArray//X70 R2 to a FlashArray
//X70 R4, the Implementation Engineer must understand which components govern the compute upgrade and which house the actual customer data and state. A standard NDU kit for this specific inter-generational upgrade strictly includes the new //XR4 controllers and updated Power Supply Units (PSUs).
The //XR4 controllers utilize significantly more powerful Intel processors and PCIe Gen4 architecture compared to the older //XR2 models. Consequently, they draw considerably more power, necessitating a mandatory upgrade from the older //XR2 PSUs to the higher-wattage units included with the //XR4.
However, the existing NVRAM modules, chassis midplane, and DirectFlash Modules (capacity drives) currently serving data must absolutely remain in place. The legacy NVRAM holds the active, unwritten write cache for the array. If an engineer mistakenly uses the entire shipped //XR4 array (swapping NVRAM modules or migrating drives prematurely without a swing shelf procedure), they risk severe data corruption and an unrecoverable cache loss event. Thus, to safely complete the NDU while preserving data, only the controllers and the power supplies should be harvested from the newly shipped chassis.
NEW QUESTION # 139
Before leaving the site after an install, who is required to provide completion sign-off?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The Customer is the mandatory party required to provide completion sign-off before the Implementation Engineer leaves the site.
According to the FlashArray Implementation Service Brief and standard operating procedures, the final step of the deployment phase is the "Project Sign-off." After the engineer has racked, cabled, initialized, and verified the array's health (often demonstrating connectivity and the Purity GUI), the customer must formally acknowledge that the installation meets the agreed-upon scope of work. This sign-off serves as the legal and operational acceptance of the hardware and software implementation.
While the Account Team manages the commercial relationship and Support may assist with technical hurdles, neither can validate that the physical implementation meets the customer's specific on-site requirements or that the "handover" of administration has occurred. The customer's signature (physical or digital) on the implementation checklist or service completion form signals the transition from the "Deployment" phase to the "Production/Support" phase.
NEW QUESTION # 140
A customer would like to consolidate their SAS shelves and wants to evacuate multiple shelves in parallel. What is a prerequisite for this procedure?
Answer: B
Explanation:
To perform parallel evacuation of multiple SAS shelves, the FlashArray must be running Purity//FA 6.0 or higher.
Prior to Purity version 6.x, the shelf evacuation process (used during capacity consolidation or shelf retirement) was a serialized operation. An Implementation Engineer had to issue the evacuation command for one shelf, wait for all data to move to other storage within the array, and physically remove that shelf before starting the process for the next one. This could be time-consuming for large clusters of legacy SAS shelves.
With the release of Purity//FA 6.0, Pure Storage introduced significant enhancements to data mobility and background operational efficiency, including the ability to issue evacuation commands for multiple external shelves simultaneously. The system's intelligent scheduler manages the I/O bandwidth to ensure that the parallel data movement does not impact frontend host performance. While having sufficient free space (Option C) is logically necessary to hold the evacuated data, the specific functional capability to trigger concurrent evacuations is a software feature tied strictly to the Purity 6.x code base. Option B is irrelevant to the software capability of the array.
NEW QUESTION # 141
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