A database volume on a NetApp FAS system was corrupted by a faulty storage controller update. The administrator needs to restore the entire volume to a consistent state from a Snapshot copy taken just before the update. The database application is currently offline. What is the most appropriate recovery action?

Delete the volume and recreate it from the Snapshot copy using the 'volume create' command.

Use the .snapshot directory to copy all files back to the volume root.

Perform a volume restore from the Snapshot copy using the 'snap restore' command.

Create a FlexClone of the Snapshot copy and redirect the database to the clone.

A user accidentally deleted a critical spreadsheet from a home directory on an ONTAP NAS volume. The volume has hourly Snapshot copies retained for 24 hours. The user needs the file restored immediately without any impact to other users accessing the volume. What should the administrator do?

Restore the entire volume from the most recent Snapshot copy using the CLI.

Delete the current volume and recreate it from the Snapshot copy.

Create a FlexClone of the volume and mount it for the user to access the file.

Use the .snapshot directory to copy the file back to its original location.

An administrator needs to restore a specific directory from a Snapshot copy to a different location on the same volume for comparison purposes. The directory is large, and the administrator wants to avoid copying data manually. Which ONTAP feature or command should be used?

Use the 'volume snapshot restore' command to restore the entire volume.

Use the 'volume move' command to relocate the directory.

Use the 'file copy' command with the .snapshot path as the source.

Create a FlexClone of the volume and mount it to access the directory.

A user on an NFS client needs to recover a file from a Snapshot copy. The administrator has enabled the .snapshot directory for the export. What should the user do to recover the file?

Contact the administrator to restore the file using the CLI.

Create a FlexClone of the volume from the NFS client.

Use the 'snap restore' command on the NFS client.

Navigate to the .snapshot directory on the NFS mount, find the file, and copy it to the desired location.

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16application · medium
A database volume on a NetApp FAS system was corrupted by a faulty storage controller update. The administrator needs to restore the entire volume to a consistent state from a Snapshot copy taken just before the update. The database application is currently offline. What is the most appropriate recovery action?
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A user accidentally deleted a critical spreadsheet from a home directory on an ONTAP NAS volume. The volume has hourly Snapshot copies retained for 24 hours. The user needs the file restored immediately without any impact to other users accessing the volume. What should the administrator do?
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18foundation · easy
Which method can be used to recover data from a Snapshot copy by creating a writable copy of the volume?
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19application · medium
An administrator needs to restore a specific directory from a Snapshot copy to a different location on the same volume for comparison purposes. The directory is large, and the administrator wants to avoid copying data manually. Which ONTAP feature or command should be used?
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A user on an NFS client needs to recover a file from a Snapshot copy. The administrator has enabled the .snapshot directory for the export. What should the user do to recover the file?
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Questions 16–20

A user accidentally deleted a critical spreadsheet from a home directory on an ONTAP NAS volume. The volume has hourly Snapshot copies retained for 24 hours. The user needs the file restored immediately without any impact to other users accessing the volume. What should the administrator do?

Which method can be used to recover data from a Snapshot copy by creating a writable copy of the volume?

An administrator needs to restore a specific directory from a Snapshot copy to a different location on the same volume for comparison purposes. The directory is large, and the administrator wants to avoid copying data manually. Which ONTAP feature or command should be used?

A user on an NFS client needs to recover a file from a Snapshot copy. The administrator has enabled the .snapshot directory for the export. What should the user do to recover the file?

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