A customer recently had a controller module failure on a FAS62xx system running clustered Data ONTAP 8.3.1.
The controller module had been replaced last night and everything is working well but the customer noticed warnings concerning licensing on the console. The warnings say there is a grace period of 89 days remaining.
In this scenario, what should be done to solve this problem?

Your customer calls at 8:40 a.m. indicating that the performance of his FAS2240- 2 is very slow for all protocols used (NFS, FC, and SMB).
The customer explains that the day before, he migrated half of his virtual machines (VMs) onto new VMware VMFS data store LUNs in the same volume as his old VMFS data store LUNs.
What are two reasons for the customer's problem? (Choose two.)

Exhibit:








Which two steps would you perform to correct the problem shown in the exhibit? (Choose two.)

Exhibit:

A customer receives the AutoSupport message shown below.
''(?] Sat Aug 23 13:00:27 PDT [hostname: env_rngr: callhome.c.fan.fru.fault:error] :
Call home for CHASSIS FAN FRU FAILED: SysFan3 F2 (?] Sat Aug 23 13:00:32
PDT [hostname: env_mgr: monitor.chassisFan.ok:notice]: Chassis fan Sysfan3 F2 is ok"
The output of the sysconfig -a command is shown in the exhibit.
In this scenario, what would you do to solve this problem?

Snap Drive for Windows has been installed and configured on a VMware virtual machine. The virtual machine has been configured with raw device mappings (RDMs) that are mapped to LUNs on a NetApp storage controller.
The RDMs can be seen as connected disks in Windows Disk Management.
However, Snap Drive is not enumerating the RDMs.
Which action will solve the problem in this scenario?