A hospital has a 5 TB LUN that hosts an electronic health record (EHR) database. The LUN is heavily used 24/7. The storage team wants to move the LUN to a new pool with better performance. They are concerned about the impact on I/O during the move. What is the best approach?

Stop the database and perform the move to ensure no performance impact.

Perform the move during a low-usage period and monitor performance.

Create a snapshot and move the snapshot to the new pool.

Use Local NAS Server mobility instead.

A storage administrator needs to move a LUN that is part of a consistency group used for synchronous replication. The LUN is 2 TB and the destination pool has 2.5 TB free. What is the correct sequence of actions?

Remove the LUN from the consistency group, perform the move, then re-add the LUN to the consistency group.

Perform the move while the LUN is in the consistency group; the move will succeed.

Use a different feature, such as snapshot, to move the LUN.

Pause replication, move the LUN, then resume replication.

An administrator is performing a Local LUN Move on a Unity array. The move is taking longer than expected. What is the most likely cause?

The LUN is heavily used, causing the copy process to be slower.

The LUN is part of a consistency group.

The destination pool is too full.

An administrator is moving a local NAS server using Unisphere. The move is in progress. What is the expected impact on clients accessing the file shares?

Clients must reconnect using a new IP address.

Clients must re-authenticate to the NAS server.

Clients experience no interruption at all.

Clients experience a brief interruption when the NAS server is stopped and restarted.

After a Local NAS Server mobility operation completes, what must the administrator verify to ensure clients can still access the file shares?

The NAS server's IP address and DNS records are still valid and reachable.

The NAS server has been assigned a new IP address.

The NAS server has been re-joined to the Active Directory domain.

The file shares have been re-created on the new pool.

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A hospital has a 5 TB LUN that hosts an electronic health record (EHR) database. The LUN is heavily used 24/7. The storage team wants to move the LUN to a new pool with better performance. They are concerned about the impact on I/O during the move. What is the best approach?
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A storage administrator needs to move a LUN that is part of a consistency group used for synchronous replication. The LUN is 2 TB and the destination pool has 2.5 TB free. What is the correct sequence of actions?
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An administrator is performing a Local LUN Move on a Unity array. The move is taking longer than expected. What is the most likely cause?
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An administrator is moving a local NAS server using Unisphere. The move is in progress. What is the expected impact on clients accessing the file shares?
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After a Local NAS Server mobility operation completes, what must the administrator verify to ensure clients can still access the file shares?
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