What is the primary purpose of the onboard key manager on a NetApp storage system?

To manage user authentication and access control for the storage system

To provide a centralized key management service for multiple storage systems across the network

To store and manage encryption keys locally on the storage system, enabling features like NetApp Volume Encryption

To encrypt data in transit between the storage system and clients

A large enterprise is deploying NetApp storage across two data centers. They want to use a single external key manager cluster to serve both sites for centralized management. The key manager cluster is configured with multiple nodes and is accessible from both sites. The storage admin needs to configure the NetApp clusters to use this key manager. What should the admin consider to ensure high availability and proper operation?

Configure a separate key manager for each data center.

Register the key manager cluster's virtual IP address with both NetApp clusters.

Register each key manager node individually with both NetApp clusters.

Use the onboard key manager on each NetApp cluster and replicate keys between them.

Why is high availability important for key management services in a NetApp environment?

To improve the performance of data encryption

To simplify the key management configuration

To ensure that data remains accessible even if the key manager fails

To reduce the cost of key management

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What is the primary purpose of the onboard key manager on a NetApp storage system?
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Which port is commonly used for KMIP communication between NetApp storage and an external key manager?
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A large enterprise is deploying NetApp storage across two data centers. They want to use a single external key manager cluster to serve both sites for centralized management. The key manager cluster is configured with multiple nodes and is accessible from both sites. The storage admin needs to configure the NetApp clusters to use this key manager. What should the admin consider to ensure high availability and proper operation?
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Why is high availability important for key management services in a NetApp environment?
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What is the primary purpose of the onboard key manager on a NetApp storage system?

Which port is commonly used for KMIP communication between NetApp storage and an external key manager?

Why is high availability important for key management services in a NetApp environment?

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