A company wants to use PowerStore remote replication to protect a critical database volume. The database is write-intensive and the RPO requirement is 15 minutes. What is the primary benefit of using remote replication for this scenario?

It creates a backup that can be used to restore the database to any point in time.

It improves the performance of the database by offloading read operations to the remote site.

It reduces the storage capacity required on the primary site.

It provides a copy of the data at a remote site that can be used for disaster recovery.

An administrator is creating a replication session for a volume that is 5 TB. The remote system is paired and healthy, but the destination storage pool has only 4 TB of free space. The administrator wants to proceed with the replication. What should the administrator do?

Expand the destination storage pool to have at least 5 TB of free space before creating the session.

Reduce the size of the source volume before replication.

Create the session anyway; the system will compress the data.

Use thin provisioning on the destination to allow overcommitment.

A company has a replication session between two PowerStore clusters. The primary site fails, and the administrator performs a failover to the DR site. After the failover, the original source volume at the primary site is still accessible but is in a read-only state. The administrator wants to resume replication from the DR site back to the primary site. What should the administrator do?

Pause the session and then resume it.

Create a new replication session from the DR site to the primary site.

Delete the replication session and recreate it.

Perform a failback to make the original source volume the source again.

A replication session between two PowerStore clusters is experiencing network issues. The administrator wants to temporarily stop replication without deleting the session or changing the roles. What should the administrator do?

Perform a failover to the destination.

Delete the replication session.

Modify the replication frequency to a longer interval.

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11application · easy
A company wants to use PowerStore remote replication to protect a critical database volume. The database is write-intensive and the RPO requirement is 15 minutes. What is the primary benefit of using remote replication for this scenario?
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12expert · hard
An administrator is creating a replication session for a volume that is 5 TB. The remote system is paired and healthy, but the destination storage pool has only 4 TB of free space. The administrator wants to proceed with the replication. What should the administrator do?
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13expert · hard
A company has a replication session between two PowerStore clusters. The primary site fails, and the administrator performs a failover to the DR site. After the failover, the original source volume at the primary site is still accessible but is in a read-only state. The administrator wants to resume replication from the DR site back to the primary site. What should the administrator do?
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14foundation · easy
Which action temporarily stops replication while preserving the session configuration?
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15application · medium
A replication session between two PowerStore clusters is experiencing network issues. The administrator wants to temporarily stop replication without deleting the session or changing the roles. What should the administrator do?
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Questions 11–15

A company wants to use PowerStore remote replication to protect a critical database volume. The database is write-intensive and the RPO requirement is 15 minutes. What is the primary benefit of using remote replication for this scenario?

An administrator is creating a replication session for a volume that is 5 TB. The remote system is paired and healthy, but the destination storage pool has only 4 TB of free space. The administrator wants to proceed with the replication. What should the administrator do?

Which action temporarily stops replication while preserving the session configuration?

A replication session between two PowerStore clusters is experiencing network issues. The administrator wants to temporarily stop replication without deleting the session or changing the roles. What should the administrator do?

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