NS0-528 · Question #57
Your customer wants to replicate an SVM containing NAS data from NetApp ONTAP Cluster01 to two different ONTAP systems, luster02 and luster03. In the event of a disaster, at least one of the…
The correct answer is A. Cluster01 -> Cluster02 with -identity-preserve true C. Cluster01 -> Cluster03 with -identity-preserve false. -identity-preserve true replicates the full identity and configuration of the source SVM, and the destination SVM remains offline until a failover. This is ideal for disaster recovery. -identity-preserve false allows the destination SVM to be online, typically in read-only…
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Your customer wants to replicate an SVM containing NAS data from NetApp ONTAP Cluster01 to two different ONTAP systems, luster02 and luster03. In the event of a disaster, at least one of the destination clusters must be able to serve data from the destination SVM. Which two configurations are supported in a SnapMirror SVM replication? (Choose two.)
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- ACluster01 -> Cluster02 with -identity-preserve true
- BCluster02 -> Cluster03 with -identity-preserve true
- CCluster01 -> Cluster03 with -identity-preserve false
- DCluster02 -> Cluster03 with -identity-preserve false
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Explanation
-identity-preserve true replicates the full identity and configuration of the source SVM, and the destination SVM remains offline until a failover. This is ideal for disaster recovery. -identity-preserve false allows the destination SVM to be online, typically in read-only mode, which supports access during normal operation (e.g., for testing or additional DR flexibility). Both configurations support SVM replication, fulfilling the requirement that at least one destination can serve data in the event of a disaster.
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