An administrator needs to see the creation time, size, and current state of a specific snapshot on a Dell Unity storage resource. In Unisphere, where can this information be found?

In the File System Properties dialog, under the Snapshot Schedule tab

In the Storage Pool Properties dialog, under the Snapshots section

In the Snapshot Properties dialog, accessible from the Snapshots tab of the storage resource

In the Replication Properties dialog, under the Local Snapshots tab

A software development team needs a writable copy of a production database for testing. They want to use a snapshot taken last night as the source, and they need the copy to be independent so that changes made during testing do not affect the production database. What should they do?

Create a new snapshot of the snapshot.

Create a clone from the snapshot and use it for testing.

Modify the snapshot's retention policy to keep it longer.

Restore the production database from the snapshot.

A storage administrator needs to delete a snapshot to free up space, but they are unsure if the snapshot is currently being used as the source for a clone or restore operation. They want to avoid disrupting any ongoing operations. What should they do?

Delete the snapshot immediately to free up space as quickly as possible.

Create a clone from the snapshot before deleting it to preserve the data.

Check the snapshot's state and associated operations in Unisphere before deleting.

Modify the snapshot's retention policy to 0 days to trigger automatic deletion.

A database administrator needs to recover a database to a state from two days ago. They have a snapshot from that time, but they are unsure if the snapshot is still available and whether it is associated with the correct database LUN. What should they do first?

Delete the snapshot and recreate it from the current database.

View the snapshot details to confirm its existence, state, and associated LUN.

Create a clone from the snapshot and restore from the clone.

Restore the database from the snapshot immediately.

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Domain 5Objective 3

Perform Snapshot Operations on Storage Resources UNITY-OPERATE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Data Protection and Mobility domain, which accounts for 25% of the UNITY-OPERATE exam.

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Questions 1–5

1foundation · medium
A storage administrator needs to create automated, recurring snapshots of a production file system on a Dell Unity array. Which feature should the administrator use to define the frequency, start time, and retention for these snapshots?
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2foundation · medium
An administrator needs to see the creation time, size, and current state of a specific snapshot on a Dell Unity storage resource. In Unisphere, where can this information be found?
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3application · medium
A software development team needs a writable copy of a production database for testing. They want to use a snapshot taken last night as the source, and they need the copy to be independent so that changes made during testing do not affect the production database. What should they do?
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4expert · hard
A storage administrator needs to delete a snapshot to free up space, but they are unsure if the snapshot is currently being used as the source for a clone or restore operation. They want to avoid disrupting any ongoing operations. What should they do?
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5application · medium
A database administrator needs to recover a database to a state from two days ago. They have a snapshot from that time, but they are unsure if the snapshot is still available and whether it is associated with the correct database LUN. What should they do first?
Select an answer first

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