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D-PST-DY-23 · Question #20

Which two statements are true of PowerStore File Migration import? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Both SMB and NFS are supported, but cannot be mixed. C. VNX2 arrays are supported with VDM. PowerStore File Migration supports both SMB and NFS protocols (B), but each migration session must use one protocol type - you cannot mix SMB and NFS file systems in the same import job. VNX2 arrays are a supported source platform (C), and their VDMs (Virtual Data Movers) map…

PowerStore Migration

Question

Which two statements are true of PowerStore File Migration import? (Choose two.)

Options

  • APS arrays are supported with PowerPath.
  • BBoth SMB and NFS are supported, but cannot be mixed.
  • CVNX2 arrays are supported with VDM.
  • DSnapshots and snapshot schedules are migrated
  • EThe source file system can be a replica.

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    79% (41)
  • D
    6% (3)
  • E
    12% (6)

Explanation

PowerStore File Migration supports both SMB and NFS protocols (B), but each migration session must use one protocol type - you cannot mix SMB and NFS file systems in the same import job. VNX2 arrays are a supported source platform (C), and their VDMs (Virtual Data Movers) map directly to PowerStore NAS servers during migration, making VDM-based migrations a key use case.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A is wrong because PowerPath is a block storage multipathing solution - it has no role in file (NAS) migration workflows.
  • D is wrong because snapshots and snapshot schedules are not carried over; only active production data is migrated.
  • E is wrong because the source must be the primary (active) file system - replica/secondary copies cannot serve as the migration source.

Memory tip: Think "VNX2 + VDM = valid combo" (alliteration helps), and for protocol support remember "both yes, but never both together" - SMB or NFS, never mixed in one job.

Topics

#File Migration#VNX2#SMB#NFS

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