An organization has two different Isilon clusters: Six-node cluster in London, England
Eight-node cluster in Paris, France They are using SyncIQ to replicate between the clusters.
Each site has access zones configured and SmartConnect Advanced is licensed. The
organization is actively engaged in a failover from Paris to London. During testing, they
realize that users from the Sales department in Paris are receiving authentication errors
from the London cluster. Which step should be taken to troubleshoot this issue?

An Isilon storage administrator has created a 500 GB quota on a new directory called
‘/ifs/homedirs’. The administrator then begins migrating files from a Linux server through
NFS to the new directory. The migration tool returns a “Disk quota exceeded” error and fails
to complete after approximately 400 GB of files are copied to the Isilon cluster. However,
the cluster is reporting 10 TB of unused capacity. What is the most likely cause for this
error?

Upon review of an existing Isilon cluster, a storage administrator discovers that the cluster is
in compliance mode. However, some files are beyond their maximum retention period but
are not out of the WORM state. How can this condition be explained?

Which Isilon cluster quota events can be triggered for an advisory quota?

An Isilon administrator restored an individual user’s 30-day snapshot of a directory.
However, that individual has now left the company. What must be done to allow another
user to access data inside this directory?

Which capabilities are enabled after activating an Isilon SnapshotIQ license?

When using SyncIQ on an Isilon cluster, which setting is used to retain deleted files on the
target?

A company has two Isilon clusters located in San Francisco, California. One cluster is the
source and the other is the target. For efficiency, the dataset is being replicated between the
two clusters within the same data center. The target cluster will be moved to the New York
area as part of a disaster recovery solution once the initial full copy is complete. Once the
cluster has been moved to New York, what will mitigate re-transmitting the entire dataset
over the WAN to the target cluster in the new location?

An Isilon cluster has been configured with an autocommit period of 30 minutes for all
compliance SmartLock directories. However, the storage administrator has noticed that files
recently written to the folders can be deleted or modified. Why is this happening?

Isilon SmartLock Compliance clock has drifted from the system clock. How can the
difference between compliance and system clocks be corrected?