What is the primary purpose of a snapshot in Unisphere?

To permanently delete data from a LUN to free up space

To provide a point-in-time, space-efficient view of a LUN for recovery or testing

To create a full independent copy of a LUN that can be used for testing

To migrate data between storage pools without interruption

A storage administrator is monitoring a replication task in Unisphere and notices that the status is 'Failed'. The administrator needs to resolve the issue and ensure the replication completes. What should the administrator do first?

Check the task details for error messages and resolve the underlying issue.

Ignore the failure and continue with other tasks.

Delete the replication policy and recreate it.

When you delete a snapshot in Unisphere, what happens to the data that was captured in the snapshot?

The data is permanently lost and cannot be recovered

The data becomes a clone that can be used for testing

The data is merged back into the source LUN, increasing its size

The data remains available as a read-only copy until the source LUN is deleted

A host cannot see a newly created LUN that was added to a storage view. What is the most likely cause?

The LUN is not included in the storage view's LUN list

The replication policy is paused

The snapshot schedule is misconfigured

A storage administrator is planning an advanced provisioning operation in Unisphere for a new application that requires high availability and disaster recovery. The application will use multiple LUNs, and the administrator needs to ensure that the LUNs are presented to the application servers with proper access controls and that the data is replicated to a remote site. Which sequence of operations should the administrator perform?

Set up replication first, then create the LUNs and storage view.

Create the LUNs, create a storage view with LUN masking, and then set up replication.

Create the storage view first, then create the LUNs and replication.

Create the LUNs, set up replication, and then create the storage view.

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21foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of a snapshot in Unisphere?
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22application · medium
A storage administrator is monitoring a replication task in Unisphere and notices that the status is 'Failed'. The administrator needs to resolve the issue and ensure the replication completes. What should the administrator do first?
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23foundation · easy
When you delete a snapshot in Unisphere, what happens to the data that was captured in the snapshot?
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24foundation · easy
A host cannot see a newly created LUN that was added to a storage view. What is the most likely cause?
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25expert · hard
A storage administrator is planning an advanced provisioning operation in Unisphere for a new application that requires high availability and disaster recovery. The application will use multiple LUNs, and the administrator needs to ensure that the LUNs are presented to the application servers with proper access controls and that the data is replicated to a remote site. Which sequence of operations should the administrator perform?
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