D-UN-OE-23 · Question #34
Which are three required settings for the destination NAS server when creating a replication session? (Select 3)
The correct answer is B. Storage Processor E. Pool F. Name. When creating a replication session, the destination NAS server must be defined with a Name (F) to uniquely identify it, assigned to a Storage Processor (B) to handle I/O on the destination array, and associated with a Pool (E) that provides the underlying storage capacity for…
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Which are three required settings for the destination NAS server when creating a replication session? (Select 3)
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- ARPO
- BStorage Processor
- CSnapshot schedule
- DInterface configuration
- EPool
- FName
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- B92% (33)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When creating a replication session, the destination NAS server must be defined with a Name (F) to uniquely identify it, assigned to a Storage Processor (B) to handle I/O on the destination array, and associated with a Pool (E) that provides the underlying storage capacity for the replicated data - these three settings establish the basic identity and infrastructure of the destination NAS server.
RPO (A) is a parameter of the replication session itself (how frequently data is replicated), not a property of the destination NAS server. Snapshot schedule (C) is an optional policy applied after replication is configured, not a creation requirement. Interface configuration (D) relates to network access for clients and can be set up separately; it is not mandatory at destination NAS server creation time.
Memory tip: Think "NSP" - Name, Storage Processor, Pool - the three things you need to "birth" a destination NAS server before replication can flow into it.
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