NS0-158 · Question #117
What will the storage aggregate create -aggregate aggr0_rg0 -diskcount 40 -maxraidsize 20 -nodes cl-01 -disktype SAS command do?
The correct answer is A. It creates a new aggregate named aggr0_rg0 with two RAID-DP RAID groups of 20 SAS drives. The command creates a NetApp aggregate with 40 SAS disks on a specific node, limiting the size of individual RAID groups to 20 disks.
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What will the storage aggregate create -aggregate aggr0_rg0 -diskcount 40 -maxraidsize 20 -nodes cl-01 -disktype SAS command do?
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- AIt creates a new aggregate named aggr0_rg0 with two RAID-DP RAID groups of 20 SAS drives
- BIt creates a new aggregate named aggr0_rg0 with one RAID-DP RAID group of 40 SAS drives on
- CIt creates a new aggregate named aggr0_rg0 with two RAID4 RAID groups of 20 SAS drives on
- DIt creates a new aggregate named aggr0_rg0 with two RAID4 RAID groups of 20 SAS drives on
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(34 responses)- A91% (31)
- B3% (1)
- D6% (2)
Why each option
The command creates a NetApp aggregate with 40 SAS disks on a specific node, limiting the size of individual RAID groups to 20 disks.
The `storage aggregate create -diskcount 40 -maxraidsize 20` command instructs NetApp ONTAP to create an aggregate using 40 disks, with a maximum of 20 disks per RAID group. This configuration automatically results in the creation of two separate RAID-DP (the default RAID type for aggregates) RAID groups, each containing 20 SAS drives.
This is incorrect because the `-maxraidsize 20` parameter explicitly prevents the creation of a single RAID group with 40 drives.
This is incorrect because ONTAP aggregates use RAID-DP as the default RAID type, not RAID4, when creating new aggregates with multiple data disks.
This is incorrect as it specifies RAID4, but ONTAP aggregates use RAID-DP by default for data protection, not RAID4.
Concept tested: NetApp ONTAP aggregate creation and RAID group sizing
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/storage-admin/create-aggregate-task.html
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