Which three file replication operations are available in PowerStore Manager? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• APlanned Failover
• BReverse
• CResume
• DUnplanned Failover
• EResynchronize

• A
  87% (26)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  10% (3)

Explanation

PowerStore Manager provides exactly three file replication operations: Planned Failover (a graceful switchover when the primary site is still accessible, allowing a controlled transition), Unplanned Failover (used when the primary site is unavailable due to disaster, forcing promotion of the replica), and Resynchronize (re-establishes replication after a failover by syncing changes back to the original source).

Reverse (B) is incorrect because PowerStore does not expose "Reverse" as a distinct replication operation for file - resynchronization inherently re-establishes the correct replication direction after failover. Resume (C) is a distractor associated with pausing/resuming block replication sessions or vVol replication, not the three core file replication operations in PowerStore Manager.

Memory tip: Think of the file replication lifecycle as "Plan, Panic, Resync" - Planned Failover (controlled), Unplanned Failover (emergency), and Resynchronize (recovery). If you can't remember which two distractors to drop, recall that "Reverse" and "Resume" both start with R like redundant - only Resynchronize makes the cut.

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