Manage Client Access to File Storage Resources POWERSTORE-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11expert · medium

   An administrator is configuring an SMB share on PowerStore for a department that uses both Windows and Linux clients. The Windows clients authenticate via Active Directory, and the Linux clients use LDAP. The administrator wants to ensure that both sets of users can access the share with their respective credentials. What should the administrator configure?

   • AConfigure the NAS to use LDAP as the primary authentication method
   • BJoin the NAS to AD and configure LDAP for user mapping
   • CCreate local users on the NAS for Linux users and use AD for Windows users
   • DEnable NFS for Linux clients and SMB for Windows clients
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2. 12foundation · easy

   A Linux client needs to mount an NFS export from a PowerStore file system. Which command would the client use to perform the mount?

   • Amount -t nfs <server>:/<export_path> <mount_point>
   • Bnet use <drive_letter>: \\<server>\<share_name>
   • Cmount -t cifs //<server>/<share_name> <mount_point>
   • Dnfsmount <server>:/<export_path> <mount_point>
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4. 13foundation · easy

   When configuring an NFS export on PowerStore, which setting controls whether requests from the root user on the client are treated as anonymous?

   • ARoot squash
   • BSquash mode
   • CAccess policy
   • DExport path
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5. 14application · medium

   An administrator creates an SMB share on PowerStore for a project team. The share is named 'ProjectX'. The team members are in the AD group 'ProjectX_Users'. The administrator wants to grant 'Full Control' to the group at the share level, but the NTFS ACLs on the folder grant 'Read' to the group. What will be the effective permission for the group members?

   • AFull Control
   • BModify
   • CNo access
   • DRead
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6. 15expert · medium

   A company has a PowerStore NAS with multiple NFS exports. One export is used by a web server cluster that requires high availability. The administrator has configured the export to be accessible from the cluster's subnet. However, the web servers are intermittently unable to mount the export. The administrator suspects a network issue. What should the administrator check first?

   • AThe export's access policy to ensure it includes all cluster nodes
   • BThe NAS's DNS settings
   • CThe NAS's network interface configuration for any errors or drops
   • DThe client's /etc/fstab entry for correct mount options
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