A company has a regulatory requirement to periodically validate that their SVM DR backup data can be restored and used. What is the primary reason for performing a test failover?

To measure the replication performance and adjust the schedule.

To clean up old snapshots on the destination SVM.

To verify that the replicated data is accessible and consistent without impacting production.

To permanently switch production to the destination SVM in case of a disaster.

An administrator has completed a test failover for an SVM DR relationship and wants to ensure that the next scheduled replication will occur as expected. What must the administrator do?

Leave the test failover in place; replication will automatically resume after the test.

Manually trigger a replication cycle to override the test state.

Run the cleanup operation to revert the test failover and restore the relationship to its normal state.

Delete the destination SVM and re-create it to reset the relationship.

During an SVM DR test failover, the destination SVM's volumes mount successfully, but the application on the destination cannot write to the volumes. The administrator checks the permissions and finds that the volumes are mounted as read-only. What is the most likely cause?

The destination SVM's volumes are not fully replicated, so they are read-only.

The SVM DR relationship is in a 'Broken' state, causing read-only mounts.

The source SVM's volumes are read-only, and this is inherited by the destination.

The test failover was performed with the 'read-only' option to prevent accidental writes.

What is the primary purpose of testing and verifying backup data in the context of SVM DR?

To delete the source SVM data after confirming replication

To permanently promote the destination SVM to take over production

To ensure that the replicated SVM can be recovered and made available in the event of a disaster

To reduce the storage capacity required for the destination SVM

An administrator is planning to test an SVM DR relationship that replicates a critical file share. The test must not affect the source SVM, and the administrator wants to validate that users can access the replicated data. What is the correct sequence of actions?

Pause replication, take a manual snapshot, and mount it on the destination.

Mount the destination SVM's volumes directly without a test failover.

Perform a full failover, verify file access, then fail back to the source.

Perform a test failover, mount the destination SVM's volumes, and verify file access.

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A company has a regulatory requirement to periodically validate that their SVM DR backup data can be restored and used. What is the primary reason for performing a test failover?
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An administrator has completed a test failover for an SVM DR relationship and wants to ensure that the next scheduled replication will occur as expected. What must the administrator do?
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During an SVM DR test failover, the destination SVM's volumes mount successfully, but the application on the destination cannot write to the volumes. The administrator checks the permissions and finds that the volumes are mounted as read-only. What is the most likely cause?
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What is the primary purpose of testing and verifying backup data in the context of SVM DR?
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25application · medium
An administrator is planning to test an SVM DR relationship that replicates a critical file share. The test must not affect the source SVM, and the administrator wants to validate that users can access the replicated data. What is the correct sequence of actions?
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