In the OceanStor 9000 storage system, the InfoReplicator feature supports automatic switching of information such as quotas, sharing permissions, stripe size, and directory redundancy ratio when…

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• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  24% (9)
• B
  76% (29)

Explanation

B (False) is correct because InfoReplicator does not automatically switch all configuration metadata - specifically, settings like quotas, sharing permissions, stripe size, and directory redundancy ratio must be manually reconfigured on the slave node after a master/slave failover. InfoReplicator is designed primarily for data replication, not full configuration synchronization.

Why A is wrong: Assuming automatic configuration switching would be dangerous in practice - it implies no administrative action is needed during failover, which misrepresents how InfoReplicator actually operates and could lead to misconfigured environments post-switchover.

Memory tip: Think of InfoReplicator as a "data mover, not a settings copier" - it replicates your file content across nodes, but the administrative metadata (who can access it, how it's structured, how large quotas are) stays behind and must follow manually. If you see claims that InfoReplicator handles both data and full config synchronization automatically, that's a false statement.

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