NS0-604 · Question #27
A company is planning to consolidate Microsoft Windows file servers iinto the cloud at one of their branch offices, with the objective to centralize all Microsoft Windows file shares (SMB). The…
The correct answer is B. Cloud Volumes Edge Cache. When consolidating Microsoft Windows file servers into the cloud and centralizing SMB (Server Message Block) shares while preserving original NTFS permissions, the appropriate NetApp technology is Cloud Volumes Edge Cache. This solution provides centralized storage with local…
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A company is planning to consolidate Microsoft Windows file servers iinto the cloud at one of their branch offices, with the objective to centralize all Microsoft Windows file shares (SMB). The company policy requires that the original NTFS permissions are maintained. Which NetApp technology should the company use?
Options
- ABlueXP replication
- BCloud Volumes Edge Cache
- CFlexCache
- DBlueXP copy and sync
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A7% (2)
- B82% (23)
- C7% (2)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
When consolidating Microsoft Windows file servers into the cloud and centralizing SMB (Server Message Block) shares while preserving original NTFS permissions, the appropriate NetApp technology is Cloud Volumes Edge Cache. This solution provides centralized storage with local caching at the edge (branch offices), ensuring that SMB file shares are accessible with the original NTFS permissions intact. Cloud Volumes Edge Cache allows the company to move file shares to the cloud while still delivering high-performance access and maintaining file security models like NTFS. BlueXP replication (A), FlexCache (C), and BlueXP copy and sync (D) provide replication, data caching, or synchronization capabilities but do not specifically address the preservation of NTFS permissions in a centralized cloud-based SMB file share environment.
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