A. sio_ntap_soll

B. perfstat

C. nfsstat

D. sysstat

A. dish shm_stats, sysstat

B. sysconfig - cr, sysstat

C. ifstat, netdiag

D. scsi test, shelfchk

A. sysconfig

B. netstat

C. ifconfig

D. ifstat

A. Ports and interface configuration cannot be shared across vFilers

B. A port and its configuration are owned by only one vFiler unit at a time.

C. Only the configuration and NOT the port are owned by a particular data Vserver.

D. Ports and interface groups can be shared across data Vservers.

A. Deduplication savings are available after the baseline snapshot rolls off and the blocks are freed.

B. Deduplication with SnapVault creates a snapshot, deduplicates, then deletes and recreates the snapshot to effectively deduplicate savings.

C. The source SnapVault data is deduplicated inline on the target before it is written to disk.

D. Deduplication internally synchronizes with the SnapVault schedule on the destination.

E. The source (primary) system sends duplicated data even if the source data is deduplicated.

A. RAID combines multiple disk drives into an array of disk drives that performs better than a single large disk drive and provides fault tolerance.

B. RAID protects disk data by creating a Snapshot copy of the data, which is then stored on a parity disk.

C. RAID groups disks in a single enclosure.

D. RAID is a scheme that divides and replicates data among multiple physical disk drives.

A. MultiStore software

B. The FlexShare tool

C. FlexClone technology

D. Flash Pool

A. HA pairs

B. Vserver

C. vFiler

D. Multiprotocol support

A. 3 disks

B. 7 disks

C. 5 disks

D. 9 disks

A. NAS is a network architecture that refers to storage elements that connect to a network and provide file-level access services to computer systems.

B. NAS is a network that uses an encapsulated SCSI protocol.

C. NAS is a network for large enterprise customers.

D. NAS is a network architecture that refers to storage elements that connect to a network and provide block level access services to computer systems.

A. Soft zones physically restrict access to only members of that zone.

B. Hard zones allow physical movement of cables to different ports on the switch.

C. Hard zoning physically restricts access to only members of that zone.

D. Soft zones separate devices at the name service level.

A. Every 20 seconds

B. When NVRAM is full

C. Every 10 seconds

D. When NVRAM is 50% full

A. A vault backup of the data

B. A tape backup of the data

C. A mirror backup of the data

D. The original data

E. A snapshot backup of the data

A. False

B. True