NS0-158 · Question #62
The aggregate relocation feature allows an administrator to move a __________.
The correct answer is C. Data aggregate to the HA partner. The aggregate relocation feature allows an administrator to move a data aggregate non-disruptively to its High Availability (HA) partner node within a NetApp ONTAP cluster.
Question
The aggregate relocation feature allows an administrator to move a __________.
Options
- AData aggregate to any node
- BRoot aggregate to any node
- CData aggregate to the HA partner
- DRoot aggregate to the HA partner
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A6% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C90% (46)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
The aggregate relocation feature allows an administrator to move a data aggregate non-disruptively to its High Availability (HA) partner node within a NetApp ONTAP cluster.
Data aggregate relocation is typically restricted to moving an aggregate between nodes within an HA pair, not to any arbitrary node in a multi-node cluster, as aggregates are owned by specific nodes.
Root aggregates, which contain the node's operating system and configuration, are tightly coupled with their specific node and are not supported for relocation to other nodes, including any node in the cluster.
Aggregate relocation in NetApp ONTAP is a feature that allows a data aggregate to be non-disruptively moved from one node to its HA (High Availability) partner node. This process is commonly used for purposes such as node maintenance, rebalancing workload, or performing software upgrades without impacting data access.
Root aggregates are essential for a node's operation and are not designed to be relocated to an HA partner node; they remain fixed to their owning node.
Concept tested: Aggregate relocation, ONTAP HA pairs, Data aggregates
Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/disks-aggregates/relocate-aggregate-overview.html
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