350-601 Compute Practice Question

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For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.

• ✓

  Check physical connections and optics, then verify interface status, then check VSAN and zoning, then perform FLOGI verification, then review logs

  Why this is correct

  This order follows the logical troubleshooting hierarchy starting from the physical layer upward to higher-layer verification and logging, which aligns with standard FC troubleshooting methodology.

• ✗

  Review logs first, then check physical connections, then verify interface status, then check VSAN and zoning, then perform FLOGI verification

  Why it's wrong here

  Reviewing logs should be the final step after all other checks, as logs may contain errors from earlier layers but are not the starting point for troubleshooting a link not coming up.

• ✗

  Check VSAN and zoning first, then verify interface status, then check physical connections, then perform FLOGI verification, then review logs

  Why it's wrong here

  Starting with VSAN and zoning skips physical and interface checks, which are more fundamental; a link cannot come up if the physical layer is faulty, regardless of zoning configuration.

• ✗

  Perform FLOGI verification first, then check physical connections, then verify interface status, then check VSAN and zoning, then review logs

  Why it's wrong here

  FLOGI verification should occur after ensuring the physical link and interface are operational and VSAN/zoning are correct; doing it first risks misinterpreting results due to underlying issues.

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