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NS0-157 · Question #210

A cluster node is a (n) _________.

The correct answer is D. Storage controller. In a NetApp ONTAP cluster, a cluster node is an individual storage controller that participates as a member of the cluster.

ONTAP Cluster Fundamentals

Question

A cluster node is a (n) _________.

Options

  • AAdmin node
  • BCluster verver
  • CHA storage controller pair
  • DStorage controller

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    92% (24)

Why each option

In a NetApp ONTAP cluster, a cluster node is an individual storage controller that participates as a member of the cluster.

AAdmin node

An admin node is not a standard NetApp cluster term - cluster management is distributed across nodes rather than handled by a dedicated admin node.

BCluster verver

'Cluster verver' is a misspelling and refers to a cluster-level Storage Virtual Machine (SVM), not a node - it is a logical construct, not a physical member.

CHA storage controller pair

An HA storage controller pair describes two nodes configured for high availability together, not a single cluster node.

DStorage controllerCorrect

A cluster node is a single storage controller - a physical or virtual hardware unit running ONTAP that contributes resources such as CPU, memory, and disk shelves to the cluster. Multiple storage controllers join together to form a cluster, each operating as an independent node. Nodes can be paired into HA pairs for failover, but each individual controller is itself the node.

Concept tested: NetApp ONTAP cluster node definition

Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/concepts/cluster-storage-concept.html

Topics

#cluster node#storage controller#cluster architecture

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