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NS0-157 · Question #295

A volume is created named vs2_vol2 on aggregate netappu-02. It is mounted in the vs2 namespace at /vs2/vol2. Volume move moves this volume to the netappu-01 aggregate. What is the path to this…

The correct answer is B. /vs2/vol2. ONTAP volume move relocates a volume's physical data to a different aggregate while keeping its namespace junction path unchanged.

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Question

A volume is created named vs2_vol2 on aggregate netappu-02. It is mounted in the vs2 namespace at /vs2/vol2. Volume move moves this volume to the netappu-01 aggregate. What is the path to this volume after the move?

Options

  • A/netappu-01/vs2/vs2_vol2
  • B/vs2/vol2
  • C/vol/vs2_vol2
  • D/vol/vs2/vs2_vol2

How the community answered

(17 responses)
  • A
    12% (2)
  • B
    82% (14)
  • D
    6% (1)

Why each option

ONTAP volume move relocates a volume's physical data to a different aggregate while keeping its namespace junction path unchanged.

A/netappu-01/vs2/vs2_vol2

/netappu-01/vs2/vs2_vol2 is incorrect because ONTAP namespace paths are never prefixed with the aggregate name; aggregate location is abstracted from the namespace.

B/vs2/vol2Correct

When volume move is used in ONTAP, the SVM namespace junction path (/vs2/vol2 in this case) is preserved after the move completes. The operation is nondisruptive and transparent to clients because the logical mount point in the namespace is decoupled from the physical aggregate location.

C/vol/vs2_vol2

/vol/vs2_vol2 follows the legacy Data ONTAP 7-Mode path convention and is not applicable to ONTAP cluster-mode namespace paths.

D/vol/vs2/vs2_vol2

/vol/vs2/vs2_vol2 is not a valid cluster-mode namespace path format and does not reflect how ONTAP constructs junction paths.

Concept tested: ONTAP volume move and namespace junction path persistence

Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/volumes/move-volume-concept.html

Topics

#volume move#junction path#NAS namespace#NAS data access

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