A customer has 10 files that are 10 MB in size. They created two clones of each of these files on their source
cluster. They would like to use SyncIQ to replicatethe original files as well as the cloned files to a target cluster.
Excluding protection overhead, how much disk space will the files use on the target cluster?

Which block size does Isilon SyncIQ use to transferdata?

A customer has two data centers (Site A and Site B)and in each data center there is an Isilon cluster. They are
replicating data using SyncIQ between the two data centers. You have been reviewing their disaster recovery
plan and found the following:
· The policies specify that SyncIQ runs a replication job every 2 hours and that the job finishes within 1 hour.
· Three additional hours will be needed to get servers and the network redirected to work from Site B.
What is the Recovery Point Objective in this plan?

A customer has two data centers (Site A and Site B)and in each data center there is an Isilon cluster. They are
replicating data between the sites using SyncIQ. You have been reviewing their disaster recovery plan and
found the following:
· The policies specify that SyncIQ runs a replication job every 3 hours and that the job finishes within 1 hour.
· Three additional hours will be needed to get servers and the network redirected to work from Site B.
What is the Recovery Point Objective in this plan?

A customer is trying to get Isilon SyncIQ to run onthe two clusters they just purchased. However, they are
experiencing some problems. They have asked you to explain how the SyncIQ licensing works. What
information can be provided to the customer?

An Isilon customer has a replication policy setup between a primary cluster and a secondary cluster. After the
initial synchronization of the clusters, the primary cluster starts to exhibit issues so the customer initiates a
failover operation between the two clusters. Duringthe failover, the primary cluster becomes fully operational
again. The customer would like to stop the failoveroperation between the two clusters. What is the best way to
stop the failover operation and continue using the primary cluster?

An Isilon customer created a scheduled SyncIQ policy to replicate data from an Enterprise-mode SmartLock
directory. The source cluster becomes unusable. Thetarget cluster does not automatically allow writesto the
data in the replicated SmartLock directory. What isthe most likely reason the target cluster did not
automatically allow writes of the data into the SmartLock directory?

An Isilon customer has two 5-node clusters; one forproduction and one for disaster recovery (DR). The
customer’s workflows are replicated to the DR cluster through SyncIQ on individual schedules. They shutdown
their production cluster for a scheduled DR test, failed over to the DR cluster, and continue their DRtesting.
Assume both clusters have identical shares, exports, and user authentication and that the client applications
have been stopped and the DNS re-pointed. What is the correct method to continue production operations?

An Isilon customer has two 5-node clusters, one forproduction and one for disaster recovery (DR). The
customer’s workflows are replicated to the DR cluster through SyncIQ on individual schedules. They have
shutdown their production cluster for scheduled maintenance, failed over to the DR cluster, and are currently
operating from the DR site. Assume both clusters have identical shares, exports, user authentication, and that
the client applications have been stopped and the DNS re- pointed. What is the easiest method to continue
operations on production?

How many file systems are present in a 20-node Isilon X200 cluster?