Manage Data Protection Policies for Storage Resources POWERSTORE-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   Where can you view the compliance status of a storage resource in PowerStore?

   • AIn the network configuration page
   • BIn the protection details of the storage resource
   • CIn the user management settings
   • DIn the system health dashboard
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2. 22application · medium

   A manufacturing company has a policy applied to a volume group that creates snapshots every 2 hours. A new volume added to the group is a temporary staging area that should only retain snapshots for 1 day instead of the group's 7-day retention. What is the best way to handle this?

   • AModify the group's policy to change the retention to 1 day for all volumes.
   • BRemove the staging volume from the group and apply a separate policy to it.
   • CLeave the staging volume on the group policy and manually delete its snapshots after 1 day.
   • DCreate a policy exception for the staging volume with a 1-day retention.
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4. 23application · medium

   A university IT team has applied a data protection policy with a daily snapshot rule to 50 volumes. After a week, the team wants to verify that all volumes are actually being protected according to the policy. What is the most efficient way to check this?

   • AReview the policy's rule details to confirm the schedule is active.
   • BUse the PowerStore REST API to query the protection data for each volume.
   • CView the compliance status column in the storage resources list.
   • DCheck the snapshot list for each volume individually in the PowerStore UI.
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5. 24application · medium

   A retail company has a data protection policy 'P1' that is no longer needed. The policy is currently applied to three volumes. The admin wants to delete the policy. What must be done first?

   • ADelete the policy directly; PowerStore will automatically unapply it from the volumes.
   • BRename the policy and leave it unassigned.
   • CDelete the three volumes first, then delete the policy.
   • DRemove the policy from all three volumes, then delete the policy.
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6. 25foundation · easy

   Which storage resources can have a data protection policy applied in Dell PowerStore?

   • AOnly file systems and NAS servers
   • BVolumes, volume groups, and file systems
   • COnly block volumes and volume groups
   • DOnly volumes and file systems
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