An administrator is configuring cluster peering encryption for the first time. The administrator has created the peering relationship and enabled encryption on the local cluster. What is the next required step to complete the configuration?

Enable encryption on the remote cluster using the same command.

Create a new peering relationship with encryption enabled.

Restart the intercluster services on both clusters.

Verify that the encryption key is stored in the onboard key manager.

A storage administrator has just enabled encryption on a cluster peering relationship between two ONTAP clusters. The administrator wants to confirm that encryption is actually active on the peering connection. Which command or output should the administrator use to verify this?

Run 'network interface show' and check the 'Data Protocols' field for 'intercluster'.

Run 'cluster peer health show' and check the 'Health' field.

Run 'cluster peer show -instance' and check the 'Encryption' field for the peering relationship.

Run 'security key-manager show' and verify that the key manager is configured.

After enabling cluster peering encryption, an administrator notices that the peering relationship is still showing as unencrypted. The administrator has verified that both clusters are running ONTAP 9.9.1 and that the 'cluster peer modify -encrypt-enabled true' command completed successfully. What is the most likely cause of this issue?

The remote cluster does not have encryption enabled on its side of the peering relationship.

The peering relationship was created before encryption was supported and must be recreated.

The intercluster LIFs are on different subnets, preventing encryption negotiation.

The clusters are using an unsupported encryption algorithm.

A storage administrator is troubleshooting why cluster peering encryption is not working between two ONTAP clusters. The administrator has verified that both clusters have encryption enabled. What should the administrator check next to diagnose the issue?

Verify that the intercluster LIFs are on the same subnet.

Reboot both clusters to reset the encryption state.

Check the cluster peer health and the encryption status on both clusters.

Disable and re-enable encryption on the local cluster only.

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Which ONTAP command displays the encryption status of a cluster peering relationship?
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An administrator is configuring cluster peering encryption for the first time. The administrator has created the peering relationship and enabled encryption on the local cluster. What is the next required step to complete the configuration?
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8application · medium
A storage administrator has just enabled encryption on a cluster peering relationship between two ONTAP clusters. The administrator wants to confirm that encryption is actually active on the peering connection. Which command or output should the administrator use to verify this?
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After enabling cluster peering encryption, an administrator notices that the peering relationship is still showing as unencrypted. The administrator has verified that both clusters are running ONTAP 9.9.1 and that the 'cluster peer modify -encrypt-enabled true' command completed successfully. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
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A storage administrator is troubleshooting why cluster peering encryption is not working between two ONTAP clusters. The administrator has verified that both clusters have encryption enabled. What should the administrator check next to diagnose the issue?
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Which ONTAP command displays the encryption status of a cluster peering relationship?

An administrator is configuring cluster peering encryption for the first time. The administrator has created the peering relationship and enabled encryption on the local cluster. What is the next required step to complete the configuration?

A storage administrator has just enabled encryption on a cluster peering relationship between two ONTAP clusters. The administrator wants to confirm that encryption is actually active on the peering connection. Which command or output should the administrator use to verify this?

A storage administrator is troubleshooting why cluster peering encryption is not working between two ONTAP clusters. The administrator has verified that both clusters have encryption enabled. What should the administrator check next to diagnose the issue?

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