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NetApp Certified Implementation Engineer - SAN Specialist ONTAP Questions and Answers

Question 1

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You have a 2-node cluster in a single-fabric SAN. Host 1 and Host 2 are part of a VMware cluster and access the same LUNs that reside in your NetApp storage.

Referring to the exhibit, what would be a way to test whether the multipathing is properly configured in your environment?

Options:

A.

Verify whether all destination storage target ports are contained in the same zone as Host 1.

B.

Administratively set ports 0a and 0c on Controller 1 to the offline setting.

C.

Power off the SAN switch.

D.

Disconnect Host 1 port and verify whether Host 2 is still able to run the VMs.

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Question 2

An administrator reviews the Upgrade Advisor before performing an upgrade of their ONTAP cluster.

What information is detailed in the report? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

pre-upgrade checks

B.

performance metrics

C.

risk exposures

D.

cluster interconnect checks

Question 3

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During pre-deployment testing, you want to ensure that all FC paths are available to your host. You use the network interface modify -vserver SVM1 -lif LIF_top-0f -admin-state up command to correct the configuration shown in the exhibit.

What happens when using this command?

Options:

A.

It creates a new LIF on SVM2 named up.

B.

It creates a new LIF on SVM1 named LIF_top-0f.

C.

It changes the administrative state from “down” to “up”.

D.

It changes the operational state from “down” to “up”.