NS0-157 · Question #109
Which clustered ONTAP objects are "owned" by a data Vserver? (choose all that apply)
The correct answer is B. Volumes C. LUNs E. LIFs. A data Vserver (SVM) in clustered ONTAP owns logical data-serving objects, not physical hardware or cluster-level resources.
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Which clustered ONTAP objects are "owned" by a data Vserver? (choose all that apply)
Options
- AAggregates
- BVolumes
- CLUNs
- DPorts
- ELIFs
- FShelves
- GDisks
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(37 responses)- A5% (2)
- B89% (33)
- D3% (1)
- G3% (1)
Why each option
A data Vserver (SVM) in clustered ONTAP owns logical data-serving objects, not physical hardware or cluster-level resources.
Aggregates are physical disk groupings owned by individual nodes in the cluster, not by Vservers.
Volumes are created within aggregates and assigned to a specific Vserver, making them a core logical object owned by that SVM.
LUNs reside inside volumes that belong to a Vserver, so they are owned by the Vserver that owns the parent volume.
Ports are physical network interfaces tied to specific cluster nodes and are not assigned to or owned by a Vserver.
LIFs (Logical Interfaces) are network access points assigned to a Vserver to provide data access, and they are created and managed at the Vserver level.
Shelves are physical storage hardware components owned and managed at the cluster hardware level, not by Vservers.
Disks are physical media assigned to nodes and aggregates at the cluster level, entirely outside the scope of Vserver ownership.
Concept tested: Clustered ONTAP Vserver object ownership model
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/concepts/storage-virtualization-concept.html
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