Apply a Protection Policy to a File Storage Resource. POWERSTORE-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   After applying a protection policy to a file system, the administrator wants to verify that the policy is correctly applied and that snapshots are scheduled. Which PowerStore interface or command would provide this information?

   • ACheck the NAS server's properties to see the policy applied to the file system.
   • BReview the system logs for any policy application errors.
   • CView the file system's properties in the PowerStore UI and check the protection policy and next snapshot time.
   • DRun `svc_nas -show` to display the file system's protection policy.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   A storage administrator is reviewing the components of a protection policy before applying it to a file system. Which two components are typically part of a protection policy in PowerStore?

   • ASnapshot schedule and replication rule
   • BAccess control list and user permissions
   • CThin provisioning and deduplication settings
   • DNAS server and file system quotas
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4. 8application · medium

   An administrator needs to change the protection policy on a file system from 'Bronze' to 'Platinum'. The 'Platinum' policy has a more frequent snapshot schedule. After the change, the administrator wants to ensure the new schedule is active. What is the best way to confirm this?

   • AReboot the file system to reset the policy schedule.
   • BWait for the next 'Bronze' snapshot to occur and verify it is skipped.
   • CCheck the file system's protection policy field and review the next scheduled snapshot time.
   • DDelete the 'Bronze' policy from the system to ensure it cannot run.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   What happens to existing snapshots when a protection policy is removed from a file system in PowerStore?

   • AAll existing snapshots are immediately deleted
   • BExisting snapshots are retained, but no new snapshots are created
   • CThe file system becomes read-only
   • DExisting snapshots are moved to a different policy
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6. 10expert · hard

   A NAS server has a protection policy applied at the NAS level. An administrator needs to exclude a single file system from this policy without affecting the other file systems on the NAS server. What is the correct approach?

   • ADelete the file system and recreate it without the policy.
   • BSet the file system's policy to 'None' to remove all protection.
   • CRemove the NAS-level policy and apply it to each file system individually.
   • DApply a different protection policy directly to the specific file system.
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