Configure and Manage Azure Files AZ-800 Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–28

1. 26expert · medium

   You are planning to migrate a DFS namespace to Azure File Sync. The DFS namespace has multiple folder targets across several file servers. You need to minimize downtime and ensure that users can continue to access files using the same UNC path. What should you do?

   • ACreate sync groups for each folder target, add server endpoints, and then update the DFS namespace targets to the new server endpoints.
   • BUse Azure File Sync to sync the DFS namespace root folder, then decommission the DFS namespace.
   • CReplace the DFS namespace with an Azure file share and update all clients to use the new UNC path.
   • DCreate a new DFS namespace that points to the Azure file share, and migrate users to the new namespace.
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2. 27application · medium

   Your company currently uses a DFS namespace with several file servers hosting departmental shares. You are planning to migrate to Azure File Sync. You need to ensure that users can continue to access files using the same UNC path (\\contoso.com\shares) after the migration. What should you do?

   • AKeep the DFS namespace and change the folder targets to point to the Azure File Sync server endpoints on the on-premises servers.
   • BReplace the DFS namespace with an Azure file share and update the DFS namespace target to point to the Azure file share's UNC path.
   • CUse Azure File Sync to sync the DFS namespace folder to Azure, then delete the DFS namespace.
   • DCreate a new DFS namespace that points directly to the Azure file share, and decommission the old namespace.
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3. 28expert · hard

   A company has a DFS namespace with multiple targets. They want to migrate to Azure File Sync. The company has a strict requirement that users must not experience any downtime and must continue to use the same DFS namespace path. They also need to preserve file permissions. What is the best migration approach?

   • ACreate a new DFS namespace pointing to the Azure file share and decommission the old namespace.
   • BUse Azure Migrate to move the file servers to Azure VMs and then use Azure File Sync.
   • CUse robocopy to copy data to the Azure file share and then update the DFS namespace to point to the Azure file share.
   • DSet up Azure File Sync on one of the DFS targets, then add the Azure file share as a new target in the DFS namespace, and finally remove the old targets after sync completes.
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