NS0-157 · Question #391
Which statement is true about a SnapMirror destination vserver?
The correct answer is C. It must be created with the same language type as the source Vserver. A SnapMirror destination vserver must be created with the same language setting as the source vserver to ensure consistent character encoding for filenames and protocol operations.
Question
Which statement is true about a SnapMirror destination vserver?
Options
- AIt must have a read-only Vserver root volume.
- BIt must be in the same cluster as the source Vserver
- CIt must be created with the same language type as the source Vserver.
- DIt must have a different storage efficiency policy than the source Vserver.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- C94% (34)
- D3% (1)
Why each option
A SnapMirror destination vserver must be created with the same language setting as the source vserver to ensure consistent character encoding for filenames and protocol operations.
The destination vserver root volume is read-only only while an active SnapMirror SVM DR relationship is in place, not as a permanent general requirement independent of the relationship state.
SnapMirror fully supports inter-cluster replication, so the destination vserver can reside in a completely separate cluster from the source vserver.
SnapMirror SVM replication requires the destination vserver to be configured with the same language code as the source because language settings control character set encoding for volume and file name operations - a mismatch causes replication initialization to fail or results in corrupted metadata on the destination.
SnapMirror imposes no requirement for differing storage efficiency policies between source and destination vservers - efficiency settings are independent and can be identical or different without affecting replication.
Concept tested: SnapMirror SVM DR destination vserver language requirement
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/data-protection/snapmirror-svm-replication-concept.html
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