Question 6 of 85
Exam NS0-182: Question 6 - Image 1
You just installed two nodes into an existing ONTAP cluster. When running date on the CLI you notice that the cluster1-03 node is running behind time. You confirmed that you can reach the node management LIF of each node.
Referring to the exhibit, which statement is true?
Correct Answer: D

The exhibit shows that the NTP server (192.160.0.10) is configured but the 'Is Preferred Server' column is set to true only for one node, indicating it may not be set properly for others including cluster1-03. Additionally, there is no indication that DNS settings are involved in this issue. The problem is likely due to an NTP server misconfiguration, making the most accurate statement that no NTP server is configured properly for the node.

Question 7 of 85
When planning the installation of a new ONTAP 9.5 cluster for a customer, which three steps should you perform? (Choose three.)
Correct Answer: A, B, C

Question 8 of 85
Node 3 has taken over Node 4. You are attempting to access Node 4 on its management interface but cannot do it.
In this scenario, how would you access Node 4's management interface?
Correct Answer: A

Question 9 of 85
You completed the installation of an AFF A700s with NetApp CN1610 switches. You used ports e0a and e0f with breakout cables to connect the controllers to the interconnect switches. After completing the cluster setup, ports e0e and e0i are not visible in OnCommand System Manager.
In this scenario, what caused this problem?
Correct Answer: C

Question 10 of 85
A 4-node cluster has connectivity for both block and file access. Nodes 1 and 3 are used for file access, and nodes 2 and 4 are used for block access. During routine maintenance, node 4 is switched off and the LIFs are migrated to other nodes. Upon investigation, you see that the LIFs that serve file traffic have moved to alternative ports. However, LIFs that serve the block have not migrated.
In this scenario, what is happening?
Correct Answer: D

In this scenario, the logical interfaces (LIFs) that serve block protocol do not failover automatically. Block access, such as Fibre Channel (FC) or iSCSI, relies on multipathing software or proper FC switch zoning to handle connectivity issues rather than failover mechanisms used by file access protocols. Thus, the LIFs for block traffic remain on their original ports and do not migrate as file traffic LIFs do.