NS0-528 · Question #59
You need to protect an entire SVM and all of its data volumes and have decided to use SnapMirror SVM. The DR cluster uses a different subnet from the production cluster, and the destination SVM has…
The correct answer is B. Use the -identity-preserve option set to false in the snapmirror create command. Setting -identity-preserve false allows the destination SVM to have a different network configuration, which is required since the DR site uses a different subnet. It also enables the destination SVM to be online and serve data in read-only mode, which meets the requirement for…
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You need to protect an entire SVM and all of its data volumes and have decided to use SnapMirror SVM. The DR cluster uses a different subnet from the production cluster, and the destination SVM has the added requirement of also being online and serving data as read-only. What option would you set to achieve both goals?
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- ASet the -type option to automated-failover in the applied snapmirror policy.
- BUse the -identity-preserve option set to false in the snapmirror create command.
- CSet the -discard-configs option to network in the applied snapmirror policy.
- DUse the -identity-preserve option set to true in the snapmirror create command.
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(24 responses)- A13% (3)
- B58% (14)
- C4% (1)
- D25% (6)
Explanation
Setting -identity-preserve false allows the destination SVM to have a different network configuration, which is required since the DR site uses a different subnet. It also enables the destination SVM to be online and serve data in read-only mode, which meets the requirement for data availability during normal operation without promoting the SVM.
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