Refer to the exhibit
What is the correct state for the Standard and Rl-BCV prior to issuing a symreplicate start command?
A. Synchronized
B. Suspended
C. Split
D. Write-Enable
A SMC user must have the ability to create new SMC users and assign permission. This user should not
have any Symmetric configuration or replication privileges.
Which role should be assigned to this user?
A. SecurityAdmin
B. Auditor
C. Admin
D. StorageAdmin
Which replication operations are supported by Solution Enabler SYMCLI, but NOT by Symmetrix management console?
A. SRDF/ Star
B. Open replicator
C. SRDF/A and SRDF/S
D. TimeFinder/Clone and TimeFinder/Snap
What state should the BCV be in for it to be accessed by a host?
A. restored state
B. synchronized state
C. copy on first access state
D. split state
Which two TimeFinder/Clone actions are initiated when issuing a Symclone establish command?
A. Create and Terminate
B. Re-create and Terminate
C. Create and Activate
D. Activate and Restore
When creating a new Symmetrix logical volume with SMCLI, which unit can be used to specify the size?
A. Cylinders
B. Tracks
C. Sectors
D. Blockss
The necessary infrastructure is in place for application restart at a remote site. What is the primary impact to the customer of a single-hop SRDF/AR solution compared to SRDF/S?
A. Increased RTO with SRDF/S
B. Increased RPO with SRDF/AR
C. Increased number of links with SRDF/AR
D. Decreased network bandwidth is needed with SRDF/S
A customer wants to deploy Concurrent SRDF with RAID 1 R1 devices in a Symmetrix V-Max array.
TimeFinder/Mirror scripts and RAID 1 BCVs will be used to take local point-in-time copies of the R1
devices.
How many mirror positions will remain for the R1 devices in this configuration?
A. 0
B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
An SRDF failover operation has been executed during the testing phase of an implementation. What is the expected status of the R1 and R2 devices after performing an SRDF failover operation?
A. R1 and R2 Not Ready
B. R1 Read/Write; R2 Read/Write
C. R1 Write Disabled; R2 Read/Write
D. R1 Read/Write; R2 Write Disabled
What is the result if one or more source (R1) devices in an SRDF/S consistency group cannot propagate data to their corresponding target (R2) devices?
A. RDF daemon trips the con-group, thereby suspending data propagation from all R1 devices in the consistency group.
B. Target (R2) devices will be Read/Write enabled at the R2 site.
C. PowerPath suspends data propagation to the R1 devices in the consistency group (trip the con-group).
D. RDF daemon suspends the data propagation from the affected R1 devices while maintaining consistency among the remaining devices.