An administrator is explaining Snapshot copies to a new team member. The team member asks why Snapshot copies are space-efficient. What is the correct explanation?

Snapshot copies are deleted automatically after a short period.

Snapshot copies are stored on a separate, cheaper storage tier.

Snapshot copies only store the changes made since the last Snapshot copy.

Snapshot copies compress the data to reduce storage usage.

What is a NetApp ONTAP Snapshot copy?

A full, independent copy of the entire volume stored in a separate location

A point-in-time, read-only image of a volume that uses minimal additional storage

A compressed archive of the volume that can be restored only to a different storage system

A real-time replica of the volume that is continuously updated as data changes

What is a common reason to use volume-level restore instead of file-level restore?

To minimize downtime during recovery

To recover from widespread corruption or ransomware affecting the entire volume

To recover a single file that was accidentally deleted

To create a writable copy for testing without affecting production

A company has a policy to retain daily Snapshot copies for 30 days and weekly Snapshot copies for 12 weeks. The administrator needs to configure the Snapshot copy schedule and retention policy on the ONTAP cluster. What is the most efficient way to implement this policy?

Create two Snapshot copy schedules: one daily with 30 copies retention and one weekly with 12 copies retention.

Create a single Snapshot copy schedule that runs weekly and set retention to 12 copies.

Use SnapMirror to replicate Snapshot copies to a secondary system.

Create a single Snapshot copy schedule that runs daily and set retention to 30 copies.

What is a primary use case for FlexClone in a recovery scenario?

To replicate data to a remote site for disaster recovery

To restore a single file from a Snapshot copy

To permanently delete a Snapshot copy

To create a writable copy of a Snapshot copy for testing or rapid recovery

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An administrator is explaining Snapshot copies to a new team member. The team member asks why Snapshot copies are space-efficient. What is the correct explanation?
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What is a NetApp ONTAP Snapshot copy?
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A company has a policy to retain daily Snapshot copies for 30 days and weekly Snapshot copies for 12 weeks. The administrator needs to configure the Snapshot copy schedule and retention policy on the ONTAP cluster. What is the most efficient way to implement this policy?
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