NS0-157 Question #296: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is B: Has failed over. A LIF showing 'Is Home' = false in the network interface show output means it is currently operating on a port or node other than its configured home location.

Network Configuration and Data Access

Question

From the output of the command "network interface show", the logical interface that has a value of "false" under the "Is Home" column signifies it (choose all that apply)

Options

AIs disconnected
BHas failed over
CIs administratively disabled
DHas been migrated
EIs currently being migrated to home node

Explanation

A LIF showing 'Is Home' = false in the network interface show output means it is currently operating on a port or node other than its configured home location.

Common mistakes.

A. Disconnection state is reflected in the operational status field, not the 'Is Home' column; 'Is Home' = false only indicates the LIF is not on its home port.
C. Administrative enablement or disablement is tracked by a separate 'Status Admin' field in the output and has no relation to the 'Is Home' value.
E. A LIF being migrated back toward its home node would still display 'Is Home' = false during transit, but this transient state is not a primary or distinct meaning of the 'Is Home' column value.

Concept tested. ONTAP LIF failover and manual migration status

Reference. https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/networking/configure_failover_groups_and_policies_for_lifs_overview.html

Topics

#LIF failover#LIF migration#Is Home#network interface show

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