What is the primary benefit of applying a protection policy to a NAS server in PowerStore?

It enables SMB and NFS protocols simultaneously on the NAS server

It increases the maximum file system size allowed on the NAS server

It provides a backup copy of the NAS server configuration

It protects all existing and future file systems within the NAS server automatically

A company has a NAS server with file systems that require different protection levels. The 'Critical' file systems need replication to the DR site, while the 'Standard' file systems only need local snapshots. The administrator wants to use a single protection policy applied at the NAS server level. What is the best approach?

Create a single policy with both replication and snapshots, and apply it to the NAS server.

Create two policies: one with replication for 'Critical' and one with snapshots only for 'Standard', and apply them at the file-system level.

Apply a replication-only policy to the NAS server and rely on snapshots for 'Standard' file systems.

Apply a snapshot-only policy to the NAS server and manually replicate 'Critical' file systems.

When a protection policy is applied to a NAS server in PowerStore, which resources are affected?

Only the NAS server's network interfaces and DNS settings

All file systems currently and future created within that NAS server

All volumes and file systems in the entire PowerStore cluster

Only the file systems that were present when the policy was applied

A file system named 'Data' is currently protected by the 'Nightly' policy. The administrator needs to change it to the 'RealTime' policy, which includes a replication rule. After the change, the administrator notices that replication is not occurring. What is the most likely reason?

The file system does not support replication.

The 'Nightly' policy is still active and blocking replication.

The replication rule's schedule has not yet triggered.

The 'RealTime' policy does not include a replication rule.

A file system was mistakenly assigned the 'Test' protection policy. The administrator needs to remove this policy so the file system is no longer protected. What is the correct action?

Edit the file system properties and set the protection policy to 'None'.

Reboot the NAS server hosting the file system.

Apply a different policy to the file system to overwrite the 'Test' policy.

Delete the 'Test' protection policy from the system.

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What is the primary benefit of applying a protection policy to a NAS server in PowerStore?
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A company has a NAS server with file systems that require different protection levels. The 'Critical' file systems need replication to the DR site, while the 'Standard' file systems only need local snapshots. The administrator wants to use a single protection policy applied at the NAS server level. What is the best approach?
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When a protection policy is applied to a NAS server in PowerStore, which resources are affected?
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A file system named 'Data' is currently protected by the 'Nightly' policy. The administrator needs to change it to the 'RealTime' policy, which includes a replication rule. After the change, the administrator notices that replication is not occurring. What is the most likely reason?
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A file system was mistakenly assigned the 'Test' protection policy. The administrator needs to remove this policy so the file system is no longer protected. What is the correct action?
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