1Z0-1072-25 Question 285
Select 2Your company is designing a disaster recovery strategy for an existing File Storage Service (FSS) in the us-ashburn-1 region. You have created a replication policy so that data is copied to us-phoenix-1. Developers want to periodically verify that the target file system is receiving updates without switching over entirely. Which two steps are required to allow them read access to the replicated file system in the target region?
- A
Create a mount target in the target region, associate the replicated file system� export with it, and update network security as needed.
- B
Clone the existing source file system onto a new file system in the target region for testing.
- C
Create an export in the target region for the replicated file system after the initial synchronization completes.
- D
Modify the existing mount target in the source region to reference the replicated file system for read-only access.
- E
Terminate the replication policy once the target file system becomes available for mounting.
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Correct answers: A, C
Explanation
To verify data on the target file system created by File Storage Service replication, you need a mount target in the target region (distinct from the source) and an export for the replicated file system. Once synchronized, clients can mount this target file system (often read-only for testing). For more details, refer to Oracle� File Storage replication documentation, which outlines the replication policy setup, automatic creation of the target file system, and additional steps (create a mount target, configure export, etc.) required to access and validate the copied data.
- A. Correct.
Correct. You must create a mount target in the target region and associate it with the new, replicated file system� export. Opening the necessary ports (e.g., NFS) and ensuring proper network/security lists or Security Rules are in place is essential for enabling clients to mount the file system.
- B. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Cloning the source file system in a different region is not how replication is configured. Oracle File Storage replication creates and manages a target file system automatically; you don't manually clone the source.
- C. Correct.
Correct. After the replication policy is created and the source data is first synchronized, you need to set up an export for the target file system so it can be mounted. Without configuring the export, clients in the target region cannot access it.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect. The mount target in the source region is unrelated to the target file system. A separate mount target must be created in the target region. You cannot point the source region� mount target to the replicated file system in the target region.
- E. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Terminating the replication policy would halt any further data synchronization and defeat the purpose of a continuous Disaster Recovery setup.