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NS0-157 · Question #168

What does Storage Failover Allow?

The correct answer is A. disk to fail over between HA partners. Storage Failover (SFO) allows one node in an HA pair to take over the storage resources of its partner node during a failure or planned maintenance.

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Question

What does Storage Failover Allow?

Options

  • Adisk to fail over between HA partners
  • Bdisk to fail over to a plex
  • Cdisk to fail over to any node in a cluster
  • Ddisk to fail over to the Epsilon node

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    94% (31)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

Storage Failover (SFO) allows one node in an HA pair to take over the storage resources of its partner node during a failure or planned maintenance.

Adisk to fail over between HA partnersCorrect

Storage Failover allows disk aggregates and storage to fail over between HA partner nodes. When one node becomes unavailable, its HA partner automatically assumes ownership of its disks and aggregates, ensuring continuous data availability. This is the core function of the HA pair architecture in Data ONTAP.

Bdisk to fail over to a plex

A plex is a RAID-level concept representing a mirrored copy within an aggregate; disks do not fail over to a plex, which is not a node or controller entity.

Cdisk to fail over to any node in a cluster

Storage Failover is scoped specifically to HA partner pairs and does not allow disks to fail over to any arbitrary node in a cluster; cluster-wide disk mobility is a different and more limited concept.

Ddisk to fail over to the Epsilon node

The Epsilon node is a special designation used for quorum tiebreaking in a cluster and does not serve as a failover target for disk or aggregate resources.

Concept tested: Storage Failover HA pair disk takeover behavior

Source: https://docs.netapp.com/ontap-9/topic/com.netapp.doc.dot-cm-hacg/GUID-storage-failover-overview.html

Topics

#storage failover#HA pair#high availability

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