You have a 4-node ONTAP 9.8 cluster with an AFF A400 HA pair, and you are adding a FAS8300 HA pair to the cluster. The FAS8300 controllers are not new and were decommissioned from another cluster. You are asked to enable hardware-level HA on the FAS8300 controllers.
In this scenario, which shell is used on the FAS8300 controllers to enable this feature?
Correct answer is D- there is not maintenance shell, the node shell is node specific, and the systemshell is for diag level commands.
C - maintenance To verify and set the HA state of the controller module in Maintenance mode, follow these steps: 1. Enter Maintenance Mode: - Boot the system into Maintenance mode by interrupting the boot process with Ctrl-C and selecting the appropriate option. 2. Verify the HA State: - In Maintenance mode, display the HA state of the controller module using the command: ha-config show - The possible values for HA-state can be: - ha - mcc - mcc-2n - mccip - non-ha 3. Set the HA State (if necessary): - If the displayed HA state is not correct, set the HA state for the controller module using the appropriate command based on your configuration. For example: ha-config modify controller ha - Confirm that the HA state has been updated by running: ha-config show 4. Reboot the Node: - Once the HA state is correctly set, boot the node to ONTAP using: boot_ontap
Sorry, answer is B - node From node shell you allow a node to boot into ONTAP software. The boot menu provides more options that are useful for troubleshooting and maintenance. To access boot menu, you must press Ctrl+C when you are prompted during the boot sequence.
Is D. Cluster at hardware level is enabled at cluster level commans ha.