A user attempts to create a quorum disk for a host cluster. Volume parameters are: Size = 1000 kB Name 1MB_Vol However, the volume creation fails. What caused the process to fail?

The correct answer is B. Volume size is too small. The volume size must be specified in MB, GB, TB, and not in KB. Incorrect Answers: D: Quorum disks on XtremIO The SAN Volume Controller cluster will select disks that are presented by the XtremIO storage system as quorum disks. To maintain availability for the cluster, ideally…

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A user attempts to create a quorum disk for a host cluster. Volume parameters are:

Size = 1000 kB Name 1MB_Vol However, the volume creation fails. What caused the process to fail?

Options

AQuorum disks cannot have an 8kB block size
BVolume size is too small
CVolume name is invalid
DXtremIO volumes cannot be quorum disks

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A
6% (3)
B
73% (36)
C
4% (2)
D
16% (8)

Explanation

The volume size must be specified in MB, GB, TB, and not in KB. Incorrect Answers: D: Quorum disks on XtremIO The SAN Volume Controller cluster will select disks that are presented by the XtremIO storage system as quorum disks. To maintain availability for the cluster, ideally each quorum disk should reside on a separate disk subsystem. The quorum device can be any disk device that is shared between two or more nodes. EMC Symmetrix, VNX series, or XtremIO devices are commonly used for this purpose.

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