You created a 5 TB VMware volume "vol_esx_nfs1" in "svm1" for an NFS datastore. The storage efficiency savings of the vmdks are one over 50%, but the application team wants to minimize the possibility of an out-of-space condition. You enable autogrow, autoshrink, and snapshot autodelete with the following commands:

volume modify -vserver vm1 -volume vol_esx_nfs1 -space-mgt-try-first volume_grow snapshotautodelete modify -vserver vm1 -volume vol_esx_nfs1 -enabled true delete- orderoldest_first -target-free-space 10% -trigger volume volautosize -vserver vm1 -volume vol_esx_nfs1 -mode grow_shrink -- maximum-size 10 TB minimum-size 5 TB -grow-threshold-percent 80 -shrink-threshold-percent 60 What will these commands do?

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You created a 5 TB VMware volume "vol_esx_nfs1" in "svm1" for an NFS datastore. The storage efficiency savings of the vmdks are one over 50%, but the application team wants to minimize the possibility of an out-of-space condition. You enable autogrow, autoshrink, and snapshot autodelete with the following commands:

volume modify -vserver vm1 -volume vol_esx_nfs1 -space-mgt-try-first volume_grow snapshotautodelete modify -vserver vm1 -volume vol_esx_nfs1 -enabled true delete- orderoldest_first -target-free-space 10% -trigger volume volautosize -vserver vm1 -volume vol_esx_nfs1 -mode grow_shrink -- maximum-size 10 TB minimum-size 5 TB -grow-threshold-percent 80 -shrink-threshold-percent 60 What will these commands do?

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B. Increase the Snapshot copy reserve before growing the volume.

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A. Delete the oldest Snapshot copies before growingthe volume.

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C. Shrink the volume before deleting the Snapshot copies.

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D. Grow the volume before deleting the Snapshot copies.

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