Configure and Administer File System Quotas POWERSTORE-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · medium

   What is the effect of deleting a quota on a PowerStore file system?

   • AThe quota is disabled but remains in the configuration for future use
   • BThe quota is deleted, but the user's existing files are also deleted
   • CThe quota configuration is removed, and the user or tree is no longer subject to any quota limits
   • DThe quota is deleted, and the file system is set to read-only
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2. 17foundation · medium

   A department shares a common directory for project files, and the administrator wants to cap the total storage used by that directory regardless of which users write to it. Which quota type should be used?

   • ASoft quota
   • BUser quota
   • CTree quota
   • DGroup quota
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4. 18foundation · medium

   What is the primary purpose of configuring file system quotas on a PowerStore file system?

   • ATo encrypt data at rest for specific directories within the file system
   • BTo increase the performance of the file system by caching frequently accessed data
   • CTo control and limit the amount of storage space consumed by users or trees
   • DTo restrict the number of files that can be created in the file system
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5. 19application · medium

   A consulting firm has a PowerStore NAS with a user quota of 50 GB on each employee's home folder. An employee transfers to a different department and their home folder is no longer needed. The administrator wants to remove the quota and the folder. What is the correct sequence of actions?

   • ADisable the user quota and leave the folder in place
   • BDelete the home folder first, then delete the user quota
   • CDelete the user quota first, then delete the home folder
   • DChange the user quota to a tree quota and then delete the folder
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6. 20application · medium

   A media production company uses a PowerStore NAS to store video projects. Each editor has a personal home directory, and the company wants to prevent any single editor from consuming more than 500 GB. The finance department has a shared project folder where multiple users collaborate, and management wants to cap the entire folder at 2 TB regardless of how many users contribute. You need to configure quotas that enforce both constraints. What should you configure?

   • AA tree quota of 500 GB on the home directory tree and a user quota of 2 TB on the finance project folder
   • BA user quota of 500 GB on the home directory tree and a tree quota of 2 TB on the finance project folder
   • CUser quotas of 500 GB on both the home directory tree and the finance project folder
   • DTree quotas of 500 GB on the home directory tree and 2 TB on the finance project folder
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