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BROCADE ASSOCIATE SAN ADMINISTRATOR
2017
Exam Description
This exam tests the concepts and skills to install Fibre Channel switches and
complete the basic configuration of such features as ISLs, trunking, zoning,
and firmware upgrades. The exam also tests basic troubleshooting and SAN
management.
HIGHLIGHTS
Ideal Candidate
How to Register
Before attempting the exam, you should have these critical competencies and
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experience:
Cut Score
Six months of SAN experience
70% or more
Fibre Channel
Questions
Some SAN
70
Basic knowledge of Brocade SAN products and features.
Exam Duration
Understanding of Fibre Channel data centers
90 minutes
Prerequisites
Before attempting this certification exam, you
should have completed these recommended
courses or have equivalent working
knowledge of:
• BASA 200 Brocade Associate SAN
Administrator
• FC 101 Introduction to Fibre Channel
Concepts
• BNA 101 Introduction to Brocade
Network Advisor
o Describe Brocade zoning best practices and explain long distance ISL considerations.
o Define and apply fabric merge concept rules; concepts and benefits of SAN data
Know and understand port types.
o Define the differences between core and edge devices; shared area addressing; port groups for
trunking. Identify Brocade SAN portfolio capabilities; cables and components.
o Identify Brocade SAN portfolio capabilities; cables and components.
o Explain the role of external devices; the concept and benefits of local switching; benefits and use
cases for ISL in flight compression/encryption.
Know and understand SAN features and capabilities to include:
o Define the characteristics and benefits of trunking; license types and features.
o Explain Brocade implementation of Virtual Channels; basic Brocade CLI behavior.
o Differentiate among addressing modes.
20% Implement a SAN solution.
Basic installation and configuration of a SAN solution include:
o Establish serial port connectivity.
o Explain Brocade implementation of Virtual Channels; basic Brocade CLI behavior.
o Determine connectivity and install ISLs/ICLs if needed; configure SNMP and save the switch
configuration.
Configure device security in a SAN solution include:
o Create aliases and zones; configure zoning using CLI, BNA, and WebTools.
o Configure and verify long distance links; encryption and compression for long distance links.
19% Enhance a SAN solution.
Evaluate firmware includes:
Optimize a SAN long distance traffic links and link performance; implement Dynamic Fabric
Provisioning.
18% Troubleshoot and repair a SAN solution.
Collect and interpret device log files; capture supportsave and other logs for case escalation; diagram a
fabric; run basic show commands in interpret output.
Isolate faults to include:
Product Manuals
Brocade Flow Vision Configuration Guide 8.0.1 (53-1004118-01)
Online www.brocade.com
Resources: MyBrocade
Brocade Communities
(CP), Core Routing (CR) blades, port blades, and extension blades.
Describe director hardware features and functionality.
Verify switch operations and status such as port settings and status; domain IDs and fabric.ops parameters.
Module 6 – Firmware
Describe the firmware upgrade process for Brocade switches and directors using both the CLI and Network Advisor.
Perform firmware upgrades on Brocade switches and directors busing both the CLI and Network Advisor.
Module 7 – Zoning
Describe the basic concepts associated with zoning.
State the best practices that should be considered when implementing zoning.
Module 11 – Troubleshooting
Describe troubleshooting techniques.