Which three configurations would increase data transfer rates in a volume SnapMirror environment for traditional volumes?

The correct answer is B. The destination and source contain disks of the same size. C. The destination and the source contain RAID groups of the same size. D. The destination and source contain the same number of raid groups. By aligning the performance of the source and destination, optimal data transfer (aka replication) rates can be attained. Flexvols don't matter, and there is no measurable difference between the performance of a network over a 30m or 3m cable.

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AThe destination volumes are flexible volumes.
BThe destination and source contain disks of the same size.
CThe destination and the source contain RAID groups of the same size.
DThe destination and source contain the same number of raid groups.
EThe destination and source storage systems are no father than 30 meters apart.

How the community answered

(39 responses)

A
10% (4)
B
74% (29)
E
15% (6)

Explanation

By aligning the performance of the source and destination, optimal data transfer (aka replication) rates can be attained. Flexvols don't matter, and there is no measurable difference between the performance of a network over a 30m or 3m cable.

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