You just created a user named user1 on the control station adding it to the nasadmin group. You
created an entry in the nas_acl table for that user. You changed the password and were able to
log in with that user.
When you look at a nas_server -l you don’t see any datamovers. What else needs to be done to
allow user1 to be able to see the datamovers?
[user1@ns702g_cs user1$ nas_server -l id type acl slot groupID state name

Your customer has a CFS running 5.1 NAS code on it and wants to use Celerra Replicator to
migrate it to their new CNS running 5.4. The new CNS will have larger filesystems and more
drives attached. The environment is using NFS only with NIS for authentication. Select two [2]
changes that need to be made prior to the migration to use Celerra Replicator?

The customer has recently configured E-mail notification on the Celerra. When they test the
functionality, they notice the Control Station is unable to generate a notification that specifies an e-mail address as its destination. Upon further investigation the message is found in the Control
Station’s root user mailbox. What is the issue?

The system administrator of YPD corporation is monitoring the remote IP Replication of their 10
production file systems using NAS code 5.3. He notices that the modification rate from two of the
file systems has increased dramatically. He also notices that the SavVol on the primary site is
nearly full. What will fix the problem?

The customer states that their windows clients are experiencing poor performance when viewing
properties of a Celerra network drive. Which stats would you look for in the server_cifsstat
command?