Netapp NS0-094 - NetApp Hardware Support Engineer Professional Exam
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Total 60 questions
Question #1 (Topic: Exam A)
Users are reporting slowness when accessing certain volumes with extremely high-performance requirements via NFSv3 on a four-node switched NetApp ONTAP cluster. Other volumes on the same cluster are behaving normally. Investigation reveals that there is a high amount of throughput recorded for the cluster LIFs.
What action enables you to determine which volumes are affected?
What action enables you to determine which volumes are affected?
A. View the active CIFS sessions on the cluster to determine the affected workloads.
B. Check the NFS file locking lease period for the affected volumes.
C. Review NFS export policies to ensure that client subnets are listed for the affected volumes.
D. View the NFS connected client information and review the “Remote-Reqs” counter.
Answer: D
Question #2 (Topic: Exam A)
During a health check you observe that NetApp ONTAP software is reporting CRC errors on a network port from a node in the cluster.
Which component do you reseat?
Which component do you reseat?
A. SFP
B. cluster switch
C. adapter
D. data switch
Answer: A
Question #3 (Topic: Exam A)
A customer has a 4-node NetApp ONTAP cluster. There are two SVMs on the cluster. One SVM serves NFS home directories, and the other SVM serves SMB shares. Each SVM has one LIF per node using a dedicated port. The NFS SVM LIF is homed on port e1c, and the SMB SVM LIF is homed on port e2c on each node.
All ports and LIFs share the same layer 2 network in the same broadcast domain. There is a requirement that in the event of a physical port failure, NFS and SMB data must never share the same physical port.
Which action meets the requirement?
All ports and LIFs share the same layer 2 network in the same broadcast domain. There is a requirement that in the event of a physical port failure, NFS and SMB data must never share the same physical port.
Which action meets the requirement?
A. Create DNS delegation records and modify the network interfaces to listen for a DNS query.
B. Create new failover groups and modify the network interfaces failover group.
C. Create a new IPspace and move the broadcast domain to the new IPspace.
D. Configure the SVMs and data LIFs for host-name resolution using an external DNS server.
Answer: B
Question #4 (Topic: Exam A)
An NFS client is using nfs01_lif on homeport e0b on node1 for data traffic. After a head swap from node2, the administrator performs a takeover and notices that the client no longer has access to the data.
What caused the client to lose access to the data?
What caused the client to lose access to the data?
A. The IPspace is configured for a CIFS workload.
B. The subnet is configured to fewer IP addresses than necessary.
C. The failover group is configured only with the e0b port from node1.
D. There is no broadcast domain configured for NFS traffic.
Answer: C
Question #5 (Topic: Exam A)
During a new SVM deployment, all of the FC LIFs are showing an admin/oper status of up/down. The LIF extended status is Waiting for Link.
What is causing this status?
What is causing this status?
A. The FC cables are bad.
B. The sync-destination LIF is in switchover state.
C. NPIV is disabled on the switch.
D. The switch fabric is not configured.
Answer: C
