What are the two valid NDMP modes? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. node-scoped C. SVM-scoped. The two valid NDMP modes in NetApp ONTAP are node-scoped and SVM-scoped, which define the level at which NDMP operations are performed and managed.

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Alocal-scoped
Bnode-scoped
CSVM-scoped
Dcluster-scoped

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D
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Why each option

The two valid NDMP modes in NetApp ONTAP are node-scoped and SVM-scoped, which define the level at which NDMP operations are performed and managed.

Alocal-scoped

"local-scoped" is not a recognized NDMP mode in NetApp ONTAP.

Bnode-scopedCorrect

Node-scoped NDMP mode allows NDMP operations to be managed at the individual node level, providing a granular control plane specific to a single storage node.

CSVM-scopedCorrect

SVM-scoped NDMP mode allows NDMP operations to be managed at the Storage Virtual Machine (SVM) level, enabling multitenancy and logical isolation of backup operations for different tenants or departments.

Dcluster-scoped

"cluster-scoped" is not a recognized NDMP mode in NetApp ONTAP.

Concept tested: NetApp NDMP modes

Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/data-protection/what-ndmp-works-task.html

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