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D-PST-DY-23 · Question #41

What are three requirements of asynchronous file replication? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is C. Create bond 1 and Tag replication. D. Create Remote System. E. Configure File Mobility Network. Asynchronous file replication on Dell PowerStore requires three key setup steps: Create bond 1 and Tag replication (C) establishes the dedicated network bond and VLAN tagging needed to carry replication traffic; Create Remote System (D) defines the target PowerStore array so…

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Question

What are three requirements of asynchronous file replication? (Choose three.)

Options

  • ACreate FC zoning between PowerStore.
  • BConfigure Data Storage Network.
  • CCreate bond 1 and Tag replication.
  • DCreate Remote System.
  • EConfigure File Mobility Network.

How the community answered

(59 responses)
  • A
    5% (3)
  • B
    15% (9)
  • C
    80% (47)

Explanation

Asynchronous file replication on Dell PowerStore requires three key setup steps: Create bond 1 and Tag replication (C) establishes the dedicated network bond and VLAN tagging needed to carry replication traffic; Create Remote System (D) defines the target PowerStore array so the source knows where to send replicated data; and Configure File Mobility Network (E) sets up the network path specifically used to move file data between systems during replication.

Why A is wrong: FC (Fibre Channel) zoning is a block-storage SAN concept - file replication uses IP-based networking, not FC fabric. Why B is wrong: "Data Storage Network" is not a recognized configuration step in the PowerStore file replication workflow; it conflates generic storage networking terminology with a specific replication requirement.

Memory tip: Think "Bond, Remote, Mobility" - you Bond the network, name the Remote target, and enable file Mobility. In that order, you've built the highway, identified the destination, and loaded the truck.

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#async file replication#bond 1 tag replication#file mobility network#remote system

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