NS0-157 · Question #222
Identify two asynchronous Fpolicy applications. (Choose two)
The correct answer is B. File-access and audit logging C. Storage resource management. Asynchronous FPolicy applications do not block the client file operation while awaiting an external server response, making file-access audit logging and storage resource management suitable asynchronous use cases.
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Identify two asynchronous Fpolicy applications. (Choose two)
Options
- AQuota management
- BFile-access and audit logging
- CStorage resource management
- DCompression and decompression services
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- B88% (28)
- D6% (2)
Why each option
Asynchronous FPolicy applications do not block the client file operation while awaiting an external server response, making file-access audit logging and storage resource management suitable asynchronous use cases.
Quota management is handled natively by ONTAP's internal quota engine using qtree and volume quota policies, and is not an FPolicy application.
File-access and audit logging is an asynchronous FPolicy application because the file operation is allowed to complete without waiting for the external FPolicy server, making it appropriate for non-blocking audit trails.
Storage resource management tasks such as hierarchical storage management use asynchronous FPolicy because the operation proceeds independently of the external server's response, avoiding client-visible latency.
Compression and decompression are ONTAP storage efficiency features processed internally by the storage system, not operations managed through the FPolicy framework.
Concept tested: FPolicy asynchronous application use cases
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/nas-audit/fpolicy-external-engine-config-worksheet-reference.html
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