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NS0-194 · Question #107
You provision a new ONTAP volume to use as a VMware vSphere NFS datastore. You successfully mount the volume to the vSphere (ESXi) hosts, and you can read, write, and delete small (less than 1 KB)…
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You provision a new ONTAP volume to use as a VMware vSphere NFS datastore. You successfully mount the volume to the vSphere (ESXi) hosts, and you can read, write, and delete small (less than 1 KB) test files. However, you cannot upload large files or Storage vMotion VMs to the new datastore. You verify that the volume is reporting adequate free space. Which action should you perform to troubleshoot this problem?
Options
- AVerifythat the NFS LIF is on its home port.
- BVerify the MTU configuration along the network path.
- CVerify that the security style is set correctly on the volume.
- DVerify that the export policy is correct for the volume.
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A11% (4)
- B68% (25)
- C5% (2)
- D16% (6)
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Topics
#MTU configuration#NFS datastore#VMware vSphere#jumbo frames
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