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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Topic 1: ONTAP SAN solution assessment | - Configuration components using tools - Prerequisites and inventory for the installation of all SAN components during planning - Solution design and hardware provisioned to meet customer requirements or expectations - Environmental or physical considerations |
| Topic 2: ONTAP SAN implementation testing and troubleshooting | - Troubleshooting tasks - Testing tasks - Data migration |
| Topic 3: ONTAP SAN Concepts | - Switch and host configuration concepts - Storage controller configuration concepts - Data protection concepts - Storage space utilization or management concepts |
| Topic 4: ONTAP SAN implementation and configuration | - Clustered storage systems and node configuration tasks - Clustered storage system FCP configuration tasks - Switches and host systems - Data protection - SVM configuration tasks - Clustered storage system NVMe configuration tasks - Clustered storage system iSCSI configuration tasks - Storage space utilization or management concepts |
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NEW QUESTION # 62
A customer wants to use NVMe/FC to connect three Linux hosts to their NetApp ONTAP cluster.
What is the minimum speed for an HBA in an ONTAP controller in this scenario?
Answer: C
Explanation:
The required controller-side FC adapter capability for the NVMe/FC configuration represented by this question is 32 Gbps. NetApp's NVMe/FC implementation for the relevant ONTAP platforms uses supported
32 Gb FC target adapters, and NetApp platform specifications identify NVMe/FC connectivity through 32 Gbps FC ports. NetApp's NVMe/FC documentation also identifies supported Linux host configurations using
32 Gb Fibre Channel adapters, with exact host adapter, firmware, driver, switch, and ONTAP combinations validated through the Interoperability Matrix Tool. Traditional 4, 8, or 16 Gbps FC adapters may support conventional FCP on applicable platforms, but they do not meet the NVMe/FC controller-adapter requirement tested here. Relevant SAN ONTAP topics include NVMe/FC, 32 Gb FC target adapters, HBAs, Fibre Channel fabrics, and IMT validation.
NEW QUESTION # 63
An administrator upgraded their NetApp ONTAP software from release 9.10.1 to 9.13.1 on a NetApp All SAN Array (ASA) cluster and is creating a new iSCSI SVM.
Which automatic feature can be used with iSCSI?
Answer: A
Explanation:
In NetApp ONTAP 9.13.1, one of the automatic features that can be used with iSCSI is LIF failover. This feature ensures that in the event of a network failure or a node issue, the Logical Interface (LIF) will automatically fail over to another available port, maintaining connectivity and minimizing disruption to iSCSI traffic.
For more information, refer to:
* NetApp ONTAP 9.13.1 Features
NEW QUESTION # 64
A four-node NetApp ONTAP SAN cluster has been deployed. After installation, the engineer wants to verify cabling.
Which NetApp tool should the engineer use?
Answer: B
Explanation:
To verify the cabling of a four-node NetApp ONTAP SAN cluster after installation, the recommended tool is Active IQ Config Advisor. This tool provides detailed checks for proper configuration, including cabling verification, and helps ensure that best practices are followed for optimal performance and reliability.
For further details, see:
* NetApp Active IQ Config Advisor
NEW QUESTION # 65
An administrator has a two-node NetApp ONTAP cluster that is hosting FC LUNs for 90 SAN hosts. The hosts are experiencing occasional performance problems and receiving QFULL responses from the cluster nodes.
Which action would resolve this issue?
Answer: B
Explanation:
A QFULL response indicates that the storage controller's FC target-port command queue has reached its supported capacity and cannot accept additional SCSI commands. With 90 hosts generating I/O, excessive fan- in to the existing target ports can exhaust available queue resources. Configuring additional FC target ports allows host connections and queued commands to be distributed across more storage-side target resources, reducing pressure on each individual target port. Increasing initiator queue depth would worsen the condition because hosts could submit more outstanding commands. Similarly, increasing target-port queue depth is not the appropriate administrator-controlled remedy presented here because the physical target adapter has defined queue limits. NetApp recommends planning host fan-in carefully to avoid QFULL conditions.
Relevant topics include FC queue depth, target-port fan-in, QFULL responses, SAN scalability, and FC target- port design
NEW QUESTION # 66
A storage administrator has just completed an ISCSI implementation in a customer environment running VMware and needs to validate that the entire network path supports jumbo frames.
Which action should be taken?
Answer: A
Explanation:
To validate that the entire network path supports jumbo frames after an iSCSI implementation, you should perform a ping test from the host with fragmentation. This involves using the ping command with specific options to test jumbo frame support:
ping -M do -s 8972 < target_IP >
In this command:
* -M do ensures the packets are not fragmented.
* -s 8972 sets the packet size to 8972 bytes (9000 bytes MTU minus 28 bytes for the ICMP header).
By confirming that the large packets are successfully transmitted without fragmentation, you can validate that the network path, including switches and adapters, supports jumbo frames.
For more details, you can check:
* NetApp Documentation - iSCSI Configuration and Best Practices ( NetApp ) ( NetApp ).
NEW QUESTION # 67
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