Which statement is true when a two node switchless cluster is grown to a four-node cluster?

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A. The new HA-pair connected to two new cluster switches and the existing two-node cluster will When expanding a two-node switchless cluster to a four-node cluster, two new cluster switches must be introduced into the topology. The new HA pair connects to these switches, and the existing two-node cluster also migrates its cluster interconnect links to the same switches, converting the cluster from switchless to a fully switched topology in a non-disruptive manner.

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B. There is a short outage while the new HA pair and existing two node cluster add additional Cluster expansion using the proper NetApp procedure is non-disruptive and does not require any outage during the addition of the new HA pair or switches.

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C. The new HA pair is direct-attached to the existing two-node cluster-free 10 GbE ports without A four-node cluster cannot use a switchless direct-attach topology; switches are required once the cluster grows beyond two nodes.

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D. The new HA pair is connected to four new cluster switches and the existing two-node cluster will Only two cluster switches are needed to support a four-node cluster expansion, not four switches.

Which statement is true when a two node switchless cluster is grown to a four-node cluster?

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