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NS0-504 · Question #439
A storage administrator has a four-node cluster with a vServer Serving SAN protocols. There is a catastrophic problem and one HA pair cannot communicate with the HA pair across the cluster…
The correct answer is A. The cluster has too few nodes. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A storage administrator has a four-node cluster with a vServer Serving SAN protocols. There is a catastrophic problem and one HA pair cannot communicate with the HA pair across the cluster interconnect. The storage administrator has been told this is often called a "split brain" scenario. However, the initiator client is still reporting data being served by the Vserver. Why is this?
Options
- AThe cluster has too few nodes.
- BThe LUN being accessed is NOT on a HA pair where one of the nodes is assigned Epsilon and
- CThe LUN being accessed is on an HA pair where one of the nodes is assigned Epsilon and there is
- DThe Vserver is a cluster wide object and can server data regardless of which node contains
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(24 responses)- A79% (19)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D13% (3)
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