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310-202 · Question #261
Your x86-based system has a ZFS file system named /files on the c0d1 drive. You want to rename this file system, so that every time the system boots, it is automatically mounted under the name…
The correct answer is A. zfs set mountpoint=/data data. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Your x86-based system has a ZFS file system named /files on the c0d1 drive. You want to rename this file system, so that every time the system boots, it is automatically mounted under the name /data. Which answer describes how to change the ZFS file system name from /files to /data?
Options
- Azfs set mountpoint=/data data
- Bzfs destroy files;zfs create /data
- Czfs destroy -f files; zpool create data c0d1
- DCreate a directory named /data, then change /files to /data in the /etc/vfstab file.
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