You are troubleshooting a clustered failover problem at a customer site. The customer explains that both storage systems were NFS mounted onto the Solaris host. While in takeover mode, you attempt to create a file on the NFS mount point for the inaccessible system, but you get the following error:
NFS server filer2 not responding still trying.
When not in takeover mode, both storage systems operate normally and you do not get the error. You perform a “cf giveback” and you can now create a file over NFS on both systems. What should you do first to resolve this issue?

To remove a cluster setup, you must perform these steps:
1. Type cf disable.
2. Unlicense cluster.
3. Remove partner entries for network interfaces from the /etc/rc file.
4. Halt and make sure the partner-sysid is blank.
5. Power down and remove the cluster interconnect card.
6. Perform steps 1-5 above on the partner node.

Which command displays the disk ownership for both CPU modules in a FAS2020 system?

What is the maximum number of disk shelves per loop in a fabric-attached MetroCluster?

Node 1 in a clustered pair detects that it has lost connectivity to one of its disk shelves. Node 1 is still up, but it cannot see one of its disk shelves. However, the partner node, Node 2, can see all of Node 1s disk shelves. Which feature will cause Node 2 to monitor this error condition for a period of three minutes by default, and then forcibly take over Node 1 if the error condition persists?

A volume SnapMirror relationship is allowed between two SnapLock Compliance volumes if the destination volume has unexpired WORM files.

Snapshot copies for SnapLock volumes are deleted automatically according to the retention count set in the Snapshot schedule.

Which three statements are true about SnapLock volumes? (Choose three.)

Which tool is available on an OSSV client to assist in starting or stopping the OSSV service, modifying NDMP settings, enabling debugging, and capturing trace files?

How can you “throttle” SnapVault updates and baseline transfers so that the primary or secondary is not transmitting data as fast as it can?