Which command parameter will result in a thin-provisioned LUN?
Which command parameter will result in a thin-provisioned LUN?
A thin-provisioned LUN can be achieved by disabling space reservations. When space reservations are disabled, space is allocated to the LUN only as data is written, which is the hallmark of thin provisioning.
Space-guarantee none is only for volumes. Correct answer is "(...) -space-reserve disabled" cluster1::> lun create -vserver svm1_cluster1 -path /vol/sql1_db1/sql1_db2 -size 10g -ostype Windows_gpt ? [ -space-reserve {enabled|disabled} ] Space Reservation (default: enabled) [ -comment <text (size 0..254)> ] Comment [ -space-allocation {enabled|disabled} ] Space Allocation (default: disabled) [ -class {regular|protocol-endpoint|vvol} ] Class (default: regular) { [ -qos-policy-group <text> ] QoS Policy Group | [ -qos-adaptive-policy-group <text> ] } QoS Adaptive Policy Group [ -caching-policy <text> ] Caching Policy Name cluster1::>
Answer is D. Space reserve is on a LUN level. The Space guarantee is on a volume level. Therefore Space reserve disable is the correct answer. https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/volumes/non-space-reserved-luns-thin-provisioned-concept.html