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NS0-176 · Question #138
Click the Exhibit button. On your NetApp storage system, you create a volume named datastore1, mount it to a junction path, and then set the correct export policy. When you attempt to mount the…
The correct answer is B. The load-sharing mirrors need to be updated. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Click the Exhibit button. On your NetApp storage system, you create a volume named datastore1, mount it to a junction path, and then set the correct export policy. When you attempt to mount the volume from VMware ESXi as a datastore, the server is unable to mount the path /datastore1. You verify that your existing NFS datastore (/datastore0) on the same NetApp storage system SVMis functioning normally. Referring to the exhibit, what is preventing the server from mounting the new datastore?
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Options
- AThe volume is too large to be mounted as an NFS datastore
- BThe load-sharing mirrors need to be updated.
- CTwo volumes cannot be mounted using the same LIF IP address.
- DThe LIF needs to be at its home-port when the volume is mounted.
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- B82% (18)
- C9% (2)
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