A SQL Cluster with attached PowerStore storage has Volumes SQL1, SQL2, SQL4, SQL5 which all require write order preservation. The SQL administrator no longer requires SQL4 and has removed it from the database. The Storage Administrator goes to delete volume SQL4 and finds that the option is grayed out.
Why is the option to delete the volume unavailable?

• A.SQL4 still has replications
• B.SQL4 was renamed from SQL3
• C.SQL4 is part of a volume group
• D.SQL4 still has snapshots

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What is the significance of the warning given when a volume with data services is deleted?

• A.Volume is mapped to a host
• B.Volume is participating in a migration
• C.Snapshot is present on the volume
• D.Protection policy is configured on the volume

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When planning rack layout, why should base enclosures be grouped together?

• A.Rack weight balance
• B.Power distribution requirements
• C.Hot aisle requirement
• D.Ease of cable management

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Refer to the Exhibit.

What happens to the parent resource of thin clone 3 if thin clone 2 is deleted?

• A.Thin clone 3 becomes parent
• B.Snapshot 3 becomes the parent
• C.Thin clone 1 becomes parent
• D.Thin clone 3 has an empty parent

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What does the remote replication Failover operation do?

• A.Fully synchronizes the source and destination data states and reverses the replication direction
• B.Fully synchronizes the source and destination data states and stops the current replication session
• C.Promotes the destination system to production with its replica data consistent to the last successful RPO synchronization state
• D.Promotes the destination system to production and resets the RPO synchronization cycle in the protection policy

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