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A recursive snapshot was taken of the root pool and the snapshot streams are stored on a remote system.
The boot disk has failed, has been replaced, and the root pool snapshots have been restored.
Which two steps are still required to make the system bootable?
Review the following output from the zpool status command:

Which three are true for pool1?
The zfs holds command displays the following information:

Which two statements are true?
Consider the following ZFS configuration:

You have created snapshots of the homo directories which are as follows:

You have another storage pool named bpool on the same system. You use the following command to store the snapshots in this pool:
# zfs send rpool/export/[email protected] | zfs recv f [email protected]
What will be created in the pool bpool as a result of this operation?
Consider the following commands on a newly installed system:
zfs set compression=on rpool
zfs get H 0 source compression rpool
What is the output of the second command?
You want to create a ZFS file system with the following specifications:
lzjb compression enabled
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Cannot consume more than 2 GB from the storage pool
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- Redundant data at the block level eliminated
Mounted as /data
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Which command creates the desired file system?
Which two zpool subcommands will permanently remove a submirror from active storage pool?
Your task is to configure storage for an Oracle Solaris 11 system to support multiple web servers. Each web server will be contained in a separate zone. The system has an attached disk array configured as a JBOD (Just a Bunch Of Disks). The system also has an internal solid-state drive.
The data accessed through the websites will be primarily read-only. The web servers are expected to be very busy, so configure the storage for maximum performance. Because the data is primarily static, but redundancy is required to maintain high availability in the event of a hardware failure. Data does not change often, but it is expected that the same data will be accessed many times throughout the day.
Which configuration option best meets the data storage requirements?
The zpool configuration on serverA is:
pool 1
c3t2d0
c3t3d0
pool 2
c3t4d0
c3t5d0
The zpool configuration on servetB is:
pool1
mirror-0
c3t2d0
c3t3d0
mirror-1
c3t4d0
c3t5d0
Which option will modify the configuration on serverA to match serverB?
Which is the result of the following command?
# zfs send i dpool/sales/qrreports@qtrreport dpool/sales/qrreports@mth3qtrreport