Online Access Free NS0-507 Exam Questions

When implementing ONTAP SAN for VMware, in which three would VSC help? (Choose three.)

• A.When provisioning the lun
• B.When updating HBA driverQ`1aC. When configuring host best practices
• C.When provisioning the datastore
• D.When creating FC switch zoning

A 4-node cluster is upgraded from clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 to ONTAP 9.1. LUNs that were created after the upgrade are visible only on the target ports of the node that owns the LUN and its HA partner. LUNs that were on the system before the upgrade are visible on all target ports. You want all LUNs to have paths only to the owning HA pair.
In this scenario, which non-disruptive action would accomplish this task?

• A.Add reporting nodes to the LUNs created on clustered Data ONTAP 8.2
• B.Add reporting nodes to the LUNs that were created after the upgrade to ONTAP 9.1
• C.Re-create the LUNs that were on the system when clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 was running
• D.Reboot the fabric switches one at a time

You notice that reporting nodes are not mapped on a LUN in a 4-node cluster that originally ran an older version of ONTAP. In this scenario, which command would you use to add only the local HA pair to the reporting nodes for the /vol/data/lun1/LUN?

• A.Lun mapping add-reporting-nodes -vserser svm1 -path /vol/data/lun1 -igroup igroup1 destination-volume cl01_01_aggr1
• B.Lun mapping add-reporting-nodes -vserver svm1 -path /vol/data/lun1 -igroup igroup1 destination-aggregate data
• C.Lun mapping add-reporting-nodes -vserver svm1 -path /vol/data/lun1 -igroup igroup1-local nodes true
• D.Lun mapping add-reporting-nodes -path /vol/data/lun1 -igroup igroup1 -all false

Referring to the exhibit, which design solution is shown?

• A.multifabric HA pair
• B.single-fabric single-node
• C.single-fabric HA pair
• D.multifabric single-node

You are planning to expand an existing SAN only cluster consisting of eight AFF A700 nodes.
In this scenario, that is the maximum number of additional AFF A700 nodes allowed for your cluster?

• A.8
• B.4
• C.0
• D.12