NS0-526 Online Practice Questions and Answers

You want to determine the amount of cold data that can be tiered from a FabricPool- enabled aggregate. In this scenario, which feature satisfies this requirement?

A. Inactive Data Reporting

B. Information Lifecycle Management

C. Object Store Profiler

D. Auto Balance

You are monitoring data protection relationships of type XDR using OnCommand System Manager running ONTAP 9.5. In the GUI, you click Protection -> Volume Relationships.

In this scenario, which status in the Relationship State field must be displayed to ensure that the relationships are working as expected?

A. SnapMirrored

B. Uninitialized

C. InSync

D. Quiesced

Which two NetApp technologies allow for synchronous replication of data between two remote sites? (Choose two.)

A. SyncMirror

B. SnapVault

C. Metro Cluster

D. SnapMirror

A customer wants to assign a user to a build-in SnapCenter RBAC Role that will allow them to review and start existing SnapMirror processes only.

In this scenario, which Role will allow the customer to accomplish this task?

A. App Backup and Clone Admin

B. Infrastructure Admin

C. Backup and Clone Viewer

D. SnapCenter Admin

You have successfully deployed a primary and a secondary ONTAP cluster. You want to set up an intercluster SnapMirror relationship between your primary and secondary sites.

In this scenario, which two actions are required before accomplishing this task? (Choose two.)

A. NDMP must be enabled.

B. The SVMs must be peered.

C. The primary and secondary clusters must be peered.

D. The Snapshot schedule must be configured.

A customer's infrastructure consists of multiple ONTAP clusters, both physical and virtual. The clusters replicate some data with each other. You want to generate a comprehensive report of all the replication that is present on the infrastructure. In this scenario, which tool accomplishes this task?

A. OnCommand System Manager

B. Storage Replication Adapter

C. OnCommand Unified Manager

D. OnCommand Workflow Automation

You asked a colleague tocreate a new SnapMirror replication relationship of type "Vault" between two SVMs on separate clusters. You want to verify that the SVMs are healthy and updating on a particular schedule.

What are two ways to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)

A. Use OnCommand System Manager on the source cluster for verification.

B. Use OnCommand System Manager on the destination cluster for verification.

C. Use the ONTAP CLI on the destination cluster and issue the snapmirror show 璮ields healthy, schedule command.

D. Use the ONTAP CLI on the source cluster and issue the snapmirror show 璮ields healthy, schedule command.

The customer wants to set up a disaster-recovery relationship between the NetApp SolidFire cluster and the NetApp FAS cluster.

Which two statements are true in this scenario? (Choose two.)

A. The volume must not be participating in SolidFire remote replication.

B. SnapMirror on the SolidFire cluster must be disabled.

C. The volumes access type must be set to"Replication Target."

D. SnapMirror on the SolidFire cluster must be enabled.

You must create and establish schedules for NetApp Snapshot copies and NetApp SnapMirror replication mirrors, and you need to manage them from a centralized location.

Which two products wouldsatisfy the requirements? (Choose two.)

A. OnCommand System Manager

B. NetApp SnapCenter

C. OnCommand Insight

D. Commvault IntelliSnap

A client has a 100 GB NFS volume with a 20% Snapshot reserve that hosts several virtual machines on an aggregate with no additional capacity. There are currently 10 GB of Snapshot copies associated with the past twoweeks of actvivty with the volume. An external monitoring system is reporting that the volume is 99% consumed.

According to NetApp, which action should be used to prevent the volume from going offline?

A. Modify the Snapshot reserve to 10%.

B. Enable storage efficiency on the volume.

C. Expand the aggregate on which the volume resides.

D. Delete Snapshot copies from the volume to free up space.

You wantto break a SnapMirror relationship and use a specific secondary Snapshot copy. In an ONTAP environment, what should you do?

Response:

A. You must use the following ~snapmirror break~ command option on the cluster shell: ~- restoredestination-to-snapshot~.

B. You must use OnCommand System Manager to perform the SnapMirror break.

C. You can only use the latest Snapshot copy.

D. You must use the following ~snapmirror break~ command option on the cluster shell:~- delete-snapshots ~.

You are creating a SnapMirror relationship and custom SnapMirror policies are not defined. Which default policy will be applied in this scenario?

A. Mirror And Vault

B. Default C. SM Default

D. DP Default

Network bandwidth between your the primary and secondary sites is limited. You believe that data compression combined with volume SnapMirror would help solve this problem. In this scenario, which statement is correct?

A. Data compression can be enabled on the source storage system and will remain intact through SnapMirror.

B. A SnapMirror source cannot becompressed but the destination volume can be.

C. Data compression and SnapMirror are incompatible.

D. Compression can be enabled independently between the source and the destination.

You do not want to impact your ongoing SnapMirror relationship between your primary and secondary site. Which step must be taken prior to creating a FlexClone at the disaster recovery site?

A. Cascade the SnapMirror destination volumeto another SnapMirror destination.

B. Create a Snapshot copy of the SnapMirror destination volume.

C. Cascade the SnapMirror destination volume to another SnapVault destination.

D. Create a Snapshot copy of the SnapMirror source volume and wait for it totransfer.

A previous administrator had configured an external backup system to use node-scoped NDMP for backups, but you want to change this system to use SVM-scoped NDMP. How do you make this change in ONTAP?

A. Turn off node-scoped NDMP on the SVMs being backed up.

B. Restart the NDMP service on the cluster.

C. Restart the NDMP service on the SVMs being backed up.

D. Turn off node-scoped NDMP on the cluster.