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SIMULATION
A PowerStore user has a business need for file system snapshots of NAS Server NAS1 with the following attributes:
Using the PowerStore Simulator, make the appropriate configuration change.
When you have finished, continue to the next question.
1. Launch the PowerStore Simulator and log in with the admin credentials.
2. On the left navigation pane, click Protection and then click Protection Policies.
3. Click Create Policy and enter a name and description for the policy, such as NAS1 Snapshot Policy.
4. Under Snapshot Rules, click Add Rule and configure the following settings:
5. Name: Enter a name for the rule, such as NAS1 Snapshot Rule.
6. Schedule: Select Custom and enter the following cron expression: 0 */2 * * 1-5. This expression means
that the snapshots will be taken every 2 hours on Monday to Friday
7. Retention: Select Until and enter 2 days. This means that the snapshots will be deleted after 2 days.
8. Access Type: Select Snapshot. This means that the snapshots will be accessible through the Previous
9. Click Save to create the snapshot rule and then click Next.
10. Under Replication Rules, click Skip. This means that no replication rule will be added to the policy.
11. Click Next and then click Finish to create the protection policy.
12. On the left navigation pane, click Storage and then click File Systems.
13. Select the file system that belongs to NAS Server NAS1 and click More Actions.
14. Click Edit and then click Protection Policy.
15. Select the protection policy that was created in the previous steps, such as NAS1 Snapshot Policy, and
click Save.
16. Click Confirm to apply the protection policy to the file system.
Which two migration tasks are configured during a non-disruptive import in PowerStore? (Choose two.)
A PowerStore appliance is running out of storage capacity. The cluster consists of a PowerStore 5000T appliance with three NVMe expansion enclosures.
How can this issue be resolved?
PowerStore 5000T and Expansion: The PowerStore 5000T model supports a maximum of three NVMe expansion enclosures. Since the appliance already has three, adding more is not an option.
Scaling Out: To increase capacity in this scenario, you need to scale out by adding another PowerStore appliance to the cluster. This will provide additional storage resources and processing power.
A PowerStore T administrator discovers that only one port on each node is active and passing traffic. The other port is healthy and online, but total bandwidth is only half of what the customer expects.
Which two actions could resolve the issue? (Choose two.)
Two switches act like a single switch using VLTi.
VLTi is required for Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) connectivity
between the nodes, and:
- Allows a single device to use a LAG across two upstream switches.
- Assures high availability.(Page 18)
A Link Aggregation Group (LAG) is a combined collection of physical
network ports on a switch or host.
Ethernet LAG implementations may follow vendor-dependent or an open
standard such as Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP).(Page141 POWERSTORE 3.0 POWERSTORE T IMPLEMENTATION)
In practice, when someone refers to 'Dynamic LAG,' they are likely speaking about a setup using LACP or something very similar. The main difference would be in how the terms are used within the context of different vendors' documentation or networking practices. However, for all practical purposes, in most environments, LACP and Dynamic LAG would be used to achieve the same goal of dynamic link aggregation with automatic configuration and fault tolerance.
While trying to add iSCSI hosts to a host group, some of the hosts are not showing up within the Add Host Group list.
What is causing this?
