NS0-157 · Question #228
Within the navigation pane, what are the three stacks in system Manager's tree menu?
The correct answer is B. Cluster C. Node E. vServer. NetApp System Manager for clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 organizes its left-hand navigation pane into three primary hierarchical stacks: Cluster, Node, and vServer.
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Within the navigation pane, what are the three stacks in system Manager's tree menu?
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- ANetwork
- BCluster
- CNode
- DSystem
- EvServer
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NetApp System Manager for clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 organizes its left-hand navigation pane into three primary hierarchical stacks: Cluster, Node, and vServer.
Network configuration items appear as sub-sections within the Cluster and vServer stacks, not as a standalone top-level stack in the System Manager tree.
The Cluster stack is a top-level navigation entry providing access to cluster-wide settings such as licenses, HA pairs, and cluster peers.
The Node stack is a top-level navigation entry exposing node-specific resources including hardware, storage, and network interfaces per node.
System is not one of the three defined top-level stacks in the System Manager navigation pane for clustered Data ONTAP 8.2.
The vServer (SVM) stack is a top-level navigation entry for managing individual Storage Virtual Machines, their volumes, LIFs, and protocols.
Concept tested: System Manager navigation pane layout in cDOT 8.2
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/ontap-9/topic/com.netapp.doc.onc-sm-help/GUID-DF0898A3-1B81-44A4-B0E6-B6E1B5B5C5E5.html
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