Question 6 of 91
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An export policy rule for a volume is set by using the command shown in the exhibit.
If clients with IP addresses 10.64.19.0 and 10.64.18.20 accessed the export, what is the outcome?
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The suggested answer is C.

In the provided command, a rule is created with a client match for the IP range 10.64.18.0/24 using the NFSv3 protocol. The client match pattern 10.64.18.0/24 represents the IP range from 10.64.18.0 to 10.64.18.255. Therefore, a client with the IP address 10.64.18.20 falls within this range and will be given access. However, the IP address 10.64.19.0 falls outside this range and will not be granted access. Consequently, only the client 10.64.18.20 is given access, while the client 10.64.19.0 is not.

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Question 7 of 91
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Referring to the exhibit, to where will LIF4 move if you unplug the cable from node02 port e0d?
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The suggested answer is B.

When the cable is unplugged from node02 port e0d, LIF4 will move to the only other local port available on node02, which is port e0c. This is because the failover policy of LIF4 is 'local-only,' indicating that it can only failover to other ports on the same node (node02) and the Default failover group for node02:e0d includes node02:e0c.

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Question 8 of 91
To which three objects on an ONTAP 9.3 cluster would you assign a QoS throughput floor? (Choose three.)
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The suggested answer is A, B, C.

In ONTAP 9.3, a QoS throughput floor can be assigned to volumes, LUNs, and SVMs. Specifically, QoS throughput floors can be set on a volume on FAS, a LUN on AFF, and a volume on AFF. Assigning QoS throughput floors to individual files or to an SVM itself is not supported.

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Question 9 of 91
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You execute the cluster1::> network ipspace show command, and notice that two IPspaces are not able to be renamed or deleted.
Referring to the exhibit, what are these two IPspaces? (Choose two.)
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The suggested answer is B, D.

The two IPspaces that cannot be renamed or deleted are 'Default' and 'Cluster'. This is because these two IPspaces are integral to the basic functioning of the network configuration in the environment depicted. 'Cluster' is used for cluster-wide communication, whereas 'Default' is assigned for general use, and both are built-in and essential for operational integrity.

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Question 10 of 91
A storage administrator has a single-node FAS cluster. The administrator wants to add a second node to convert the FAS storage array into a switchless cluster.
In this scenario, what would the administrator do to accomplish the task?
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The suggested answer is D.

To convert a single-node FAS cluster into a switchless cluster, the administrator should add a new single node FAS controller of the same model. In a switchless cluster, a cluster interconnect switch is not required, and adding a second node of the same model enables the two nodes to communicate directly with each other.

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