A PowerMax File administrator needs to create a clone of a file system that is part of a replication session. The replication session is active and the file system is in a consistent state. What is the correct action regarding the clone?

Create the clone; replication does not prevent cloning.

Terminate the replication session before cloning.

Create the clone only on the replication target.

Pause replication before creating the clone.

A clone session for a large file system has been running for several hours. The administrator notices the progress percentage has not changed in the last 30 minutes. What is the most likely cause and appropriate action?

The session may be paused or stalled; check the session state and resume or terminate if necessary.

The session is complete; activate the clone.

The target file system is full; delete the target and recreate the clone.

The source file system is too busy; wait indefinitely for progress to resume.

What is the result of terminating a file system clone session in PowerMax File?

The clone session is ended and resources are freed.

The target file system is expanded.

The clone is permanently activated.

The source file system is deleted.

A storage administrator has initiated a file system clone session in PowerMax File. The session is in progress, and the administrator wants to verify the percentage of data copied and the estimated completion time. Which method should be used to obtain this information?

Check the clone session status using the Unisphere CLI or REST API.

Review the system event log for a completion message.

Use the 'df' command on the source file system to monitor I/O activity.

Mount the target file system and compare file counts with the source.

A file system clone session has completed successfully. The administrator needs to make the cloned file system available to a development team for read/write access. What action must be taken?

Create a new clone session with the target as source.

Terminate the clone session to release the target.

Activate the clone to make it a usable file system.

Restore the clone back to the source file system.

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Perform File System Clone Operations. POWERMAX-DESIGN-V2 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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A PowerMax File administrator needs to create a clone of a file system that is part of a replication session. The replication session is active and the file system is in a consistent state. What is the correct action regarding the clone?
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17application · medium
A clone session for a large file system has been running for several hours. The administrator notices the progress percentage has not changed in the last 30 minutes. What is the most likely cause and appropriate action?
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What is the result of terminating a file system clone session in PowerMax File?
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19application · medium
A storage administrator has initiated a file system clone session in PowerMax File. The session is in progress, and the administrator wants to verify the percentage of data copied and the estimated completion time. Which method should be used to obtain this information?
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20application · medium
A file system clone session has completed successfully. The administrator needs to make the cloned file system available to a development team for read/write access. What action must be taken?
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