NS0-157 · Question #195
What are three types of Vservers? (Choose three)
The correct answer is B. node E. admin F. data. In Data ONTAP 8.x Cluster-Mode, the three defined Vserver types are node, admin, and data, each serving a distinct management or data-serving role within the cluster.
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What are three types of Vservers? (Choose three)
Options
- AvFiler
- Bnode
- Cintercluster
- Dcluster
- Eadmin
- Fdata
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Why each option
In Data ONTAP 8.x Cluster-Mode, the three defined Vserver types are node, admin, and data, each serving a distinct management or data-serving role within the cluster.
vFiler is a Data ONTAP 7-Mode multi-tenancy concept and does not exist as a Vserver type in Cluster-Mode architecture.
The node Vserver is automatically created for each physical cluster node and provides node-scoped CLI access and management for that specific hardware.
Intercluster is not a Vserver type; intercluster LIFs are configured on existing Vservers for SnapMirror replication but do not form a separate Vserver category.
Cluster is not a defined Vserver type; cluster-level management is handled by the admin Vserver, not a distinct 'cluster' Vserver.
The admin Vserver - one per cluster - manages global cluster configuration, inter-cluster networking, and cluster-wide administrative tasks.
The data Vserver is the type provisioned by administrators to host volumes and logical interfaces (LIFs) that serve NAS or SAN data directly to clients.
Concept tested: Vserver types in Data ONTAP Cluster-Mode
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/concepts/storage-virtualization-concept.html
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