A company is migrating a 50 TB SMB share from an ONTAP 9.6 system to a new ONTAP 9.12 system. The source volume has many small files and the migration must be completed within a 4-hour maintenance window. The network between the clusters is 10 GbE. The administrator has decided to use SnapMirror. What is the most critical planning step to ensure the migration can complete within the window?

Verify that the source and destination ONTAP versions are compatible for SnapMirror.

Perform a baseline transfer well before the maintenance window, then schedule incremental transfers.

Configure the destination SVM with the same DNS settings as the source.

Ensure the destination volume is the same size as the source volume.

A company is migrating a 20 TB NFS dataset from an ONTAP 9.4 cluster to a new ONTAP 9.12 cluster. The source volume has many small files and is actively used. The migration must be completed with minimal downtime, but the network between clusters is only 1 GbE. The administrator has a 72-hour maintenance window for the final cutover. What is the best approach?

Use xcp to copy the data during the maintenance window, using multiple parallel sessions.

Use the volume move feature to move the volume to the new cluster.

Use NDMP to back up the source to tape, then restore to the destination during the maintenance window.

Use SnapMirror with a baseline transfer, then schedule incremental transfers until the cutover window.

A company needs to migrate a 10 TB NFS dataset from a non-NetApp storage system to a new ONTAP cluster. The source system does not support SnapMirror. The migration must be completed without disrupting user access during business hours. Which tool should the administrator use?

Use the volume move feature to move the volume to the new cluster.

Use SnapMirror to replicate the data from the source.

Use NDMP to back up the source to tape, then restore to the destination.

Use xcp to copy the data, scheduling the copy during off-peak hours.

After migrating a volume to a new ONTAP cluster using SnapMirror, the administrator needs to validate the migration and then clean up the source. The source volume is still in the SnapMirror relationship. What is the correct sequence of steps?

Break the SnapMirror relationship, verify the destination volume, then delete the source volume.

Verify the destination volume, then delete the source volume without breaking the relationship.

Resync the SnapMirror relationship, then delete the source volume.

Delete the source volume, then break the SnapMirror relationship.

Which action is part of post-migration validation?

Reconfiguring the source system's network

Disabling the target's snapshot schedule

Deleting the source volume immediately after cutover

Comparing file counts and checksums between source and target

NetAppCertified Hybrid Cloud Administrator Professional (NCHC-Admin)

Domain 2Objective 3

Migrate Data CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Configuration domain, which makes up ~18% of our current practice bank. NetApp does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~6–11 in this domain), expect 2–4 from this objective — we provide 20 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

20questions here

4free pages

4concepts

Questions 16–20

16expert · hard
A company is migrating a 50 TB SMB share from an ONTAP 9.6 system to a new ONTAP 9.12 system. The source volume has many small files and the migration must be completed within a 4-hour maintenance window. The network between the clusters is 10 GbE. The administrator has decided to use SnapMirror. What is the most critical planning step to ensure the migration can complete within the window?
Select an answer first
17expert · hard
A company is migrating a 20 TB NFS dataset from an ONTAP 9.4 cluster to a new ONTAP 9.12 cluster. The source volume has many small files and is actively used. The migration must be completed with minimal downtime, but the network between clusters is only 1 GbE. The administrator has a 72-hour maintenance window for the final cutover. What is the best approach?
Select an answer first
18application · medium
A company needs to migrate a 10 TB NFS dataset from a non-NetApp storage system to a new ONTAP cluster. The source system does not support SnapMirror. The migration must be completed without disrupting user access during business hours. Which tool should the administrator use?
Select an answer first
19expert · hard
After migrating a volume to a new ONTAP cluster using SnapMirror, the administrator needs to validate the migration and then clean up the source. The source volume is still in the SnapMirror relationship. What is the correct sequence of steps?
Select an answer first
20foundation · easy
Which action is part of post-migration validation?
Select an answer first

Finished these 5 questions?

Review the revealed explanations, or continue through the curriculum.

No more pagesBack to CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-ADMINISTRATOR

Free Basic Practice is a study aid with revealable answers — not a scored exam. Examers.io is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by NetApp. “CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-ADMINISTRATOR” is a trademark of its owner, used for identification only.

Migrate Data CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

A company needs to migrate a 10 TB NFS dataset from a non-NetApp storage system to a new ONTAP cluster. The source system does not support SnapMirror. The migration must be completed without disrupting user access during business hours. Which tool should the administrator use?

After migrating a volume to a new ONTAP cluster using SnapMirror, the administrator needs to validate the migration and then clean up the source. The source volume is still in the SnapMirror relationship. What is the correct sequence of steps?

Which action is part of post-migration validation?

Keep studying — Configuration