Free Network Appliance NS0-176 Practice Test & Real Exam Questions
Which is a valid connectivity option for a FlexPod?
Note some of these may also be 'valid' options outside of a FlexPod architecture but do not specifically meet FlexPod scalability and availability requirements.
Note some of these may also be 'valid' options outside of a FlexPod architecture but do not specifically meet FlexPod scalability and availability requirements.
Correct Answer: A,B
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How many cluster interconnect switch(es) are required for a 4-node NetApp cluster?
Correct Answer: A
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Which two features allow multiple fabric logins through a single port? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: A,D
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Which two statements about HA pairs in a NetApp cluster are true? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: B,D
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Exhibit:

You are configuring iSCSI boot from SAN on your UCS blades.
Referring to the exhibit, how many paths will there be to the Boot LUN?

You are configuring iSCSI boot from SAN on your UCS blades.
Referring to the exhibit, how many paths will there be to the Boot LUN?
Correct Answer: B
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You installed a new NetApp cluster running clustered Data ONTAP. There is a single Storage Virtual Machine (SVM) named esx1 on the cluster.
A volume named esx_datastore1 is created in the SVM esx1. The name of the root volume for the esx1 SVM is esx1_rootvol. The default export policy was applied to the volume esx1_rootvol.
You verified that the export policy applied to esx_datastore1 contains a single rule that allows all clients to mount the volume as read/write using any version of NFS. A Linux client attempts to NFS mount the volume and receives a Permission Denied error.
In this scenario, what caused this error?
A volume named esx_datastore1 is created in the SVM esx1. The name of the root volume for the esx1 SVM is esx1_rootvol. The default export policy was applied to the volume esx1_rootvol.
You verified that the export policy applied to esx_datastore1 contains a single rule that allows all clients to mount the volume as read/write using any version of NFS. A Linux client attempts to NFS mount the volume and receives a Permission Denied error.
In this scenario, what caused this error?
Correct Answer: A
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