Configure and Administer File System Quotas POWERSTORE-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A hospital IT team monitors a PowerStore NAS hosting patient imaging files. They have configured user quotas on radiologist home folders and a tree quota on the shared archive folder. The team wants to proactively identify users who are approaching their soft limits so they can notify them before they hit the hard limit. Which PowerStore feature should they use?

   • ARun a CLI command to list all files in the home folders and calculate usage manually
   • BCheck the system event log for hard-limit violation alerts only
   • CReview the quota usage report in PowerStore Manager, which shows current usage against soft and hard limits for each quota
   • DEnable SMB auditing on the NAS to track file writes
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2. 7foundation · medium

   What happens when a user attempts to write data that would exceed the hard limit of their quota on a PowerStore file system?

   • AThe write is allowed, but the user is warned
   • BThe write is allowed, and the quota is automatically increased
   • CThe write is allowed, but the file system switches to read-only mode
   • DThe write is denied, and an error is returned to the user
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4. 8application · medium

   A media company has a tree quota with a 2 TB hard limit on a shared video assets folder. An editor attempts to save a 10 GB file, but the write fails. The folder currently shows 1.99 TB used. What is the most likely reason for the failure?

   • AThe write would exceed the 2 TB hard limit, so PowerStore rejected it
   • BThe NAS is physically out of storage capacity
   • CThe editor does not have write permission to the folder
   • DThe soft limit is set to 2 TB and is blocking the write
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5. 9expert · hard

   A hospital IT team manages a PowerStore NAS with a shared medical imaging folder. They have a tree quota with a 5 TB hard limit. A radiologist attempts to save a 2 GB study, but the write fails. The folder shows 4.99 TB used. The team also notices that the NAS has 10 TB of free physical storage. What is the most likely cause of the write failure?

   • AThe soft limit is set to 5 TB and is blocking the write
   • BThe radiologist does not have write permission to the folder
   • CThe NAS is physically out of storage capacity
   • DThe write would exceed the 5 TB tree quota hard limit, so PowerStore rejected it
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6. 10foundation · medium

   Which of the following is an effective way to proactively identify a user who is about to exceed their quota hard limit?

   • AWait until the user reports that they cannot write files
   • BConfigure alerts to trigger when quota usage reaches a specified percentage of the hard limit
   • CCheck the file system's total used space daily
   • DReview the audit logs for failed write attempts
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