Which statement is true about a SnapMirror destination vserver?
A.
It must have a read-only Vserver root volume.
B.
It must be in the same cluster as the source Vserver
C.
It must be created with the same language type as the source Vserver.
D.
It must have a different storage efficiency policy than the source Vserver.
Explanation:
Training material: Clustered_Data_ONTAP_82_Data_Protection_Guide
How volume SnapMirror works with deduplication You can use volume SnapMirror to
replicate a deduplicated volume regardless of size of the volume and logical data in the
volume.
When using volume SnapMirror with deduplication, you must consider the following
information:
You can enable deduplication on the source system, the destination system, or both
systems.The shared blocks are transferred only once. Therefore, deduplication also reduces the use
of network bandwidth. When the volume SnapMirror relationship is broken, the default
deduplication schedule is applied at the destination storage system.
When configuring volume SnapMirror and deduplication, you should coordinate the
deduplication scheduleand the volume SnapMirror schedule. You should start volume
SnapMirror transfers of a deduplicated volume after the deduplication operation is complete.
This schedule prevents the sending of undeduplicated data and additional temporary
metadata files over the network. If the temporary metadata files in the source volume are
locked in Snapshot copies, these files consume extra space in the source and destination
volumes.