What is the first step in creating a system template using NetApp tools?

Validate the template against all possible systems

Define the configuration parameters and settings

Apply the template to a target system

An organization has a system template that has been updated multiple times. The administrator needs to apply an older version of the template to a cluster that was recently rolled back to a previous configuration. What is the correct way to accomplish this?

Use the template version history to select and apply the desired older version.

Apply the current template and then manually revert the settings that differ.

Delete the current template and recreate it from scratch with the older settings.

Edit the current template to revert it to the older settings and then apply it.

What is the purpose of validating a system template?

To delete the template after it has been used

To apply the template to all systems automatically

To increase the number of parameters in the template

To ensure the template is correctly configured and compatible with target systems

An administrator is troubleshooting a template application failure. The template includes a parameter for 'snapshot_policy' that is set to a value that does not exist on the target cluster. The validation step passed, but the application failed. What is the most likely reason for this discrepancy?

The target cluster's ONTAP version does not support the snapshot policy feature.

The template was applied to the wrong cluster.

The parameter value was changed after validation but before application.

The validation step only checks syntax and parameter completeness, not the existence of referenced objects on the target system.

What is a common issue that can occur when applying a system template?

The template increases the system's storage capacity

The template automatically deletes itself after application

The template changes the system's hostname

The template is incompatible with the target system

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