A company is using SnapMirror SVM replication, with identity preserve set to false to protect an SMB-only dataset in case of a disaster. What needs to be manually configured to allow SMB to have…

The correct answer is C. SMB shares. When SnapMirror SVM replication is configured with identity-preserve=false, network and protocol configurations (like SMB shares) are not replicated. Therefore, to allow SMB access on the destination SVM, you must manually create SMB shares on the destination after replication is

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A company is using SnapMirror SVM replication, with identity preserve set to false to protect an SMB-only dataset in case of a disaster. What needs to be manually configured to allow SMB to have access to the data on the destination?

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ASMB server
Bhome directories
CSMB shares
Dname mappings

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C
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Explanation

When SnapMirror SVM replication is configured with identity-preserve=false, network and protocol configurations (like SMB shares) are not replicated. Therefore, to allow SMB access on the destination SVM, you must manually create SMB shares on the destination after replication is

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