Which configuration is supported using NetApp's All SAN Array (ASA)?
Which configuration is supported using NetApp's All SAN Array (ASA)?
NetApp's All SAN Array (ASA) is designed for high-performance, low-latency SAN environments and is typically configured in a 2-node cluster to ensure high availability and performance. This configuration allows for the redundancy and failover capabilities necessary in enterprise storage environments. Larger clusters, such as 12-node or 24-node clusters, are not typically associated with the ASA architecture. Therefore, the supported configuration for the NetApp ASA is a 2-node cluster.
Answer is B see page 12 https://www.netapp.com/media/10379-tr4515.pdf
I think the answer is B: ONTAP 9.9.1: ASA new features ONTAP 9.9.1 adds three new ASA enhancements: • ASA can now be expanded to 12-node clusters • NVMe/FC protocol support • AFF-to-ASA conversions https://www.netapp.com/media/10379-tr4515.pdf
I'd actually say 2 nodes. The test seems to only ask questions relating to features available in ONTAP 9.8 and below. As of now.
I'd say A. If ONTAP 9.9.1 Correct Answer would be B.
Ans 2 Node
B -> Up to 12 nodes for non-MetroCluser IP configurations https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/asa/support-limitations.html
Asnwer is A!
For ASA - DATA ONTAP version 9.8 - max 2-nodes, for 9.9 and later - max 12-nodes - correct A