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What are three causes of a storage failover partial giveback? (Choose three.)
A. iSCSI sessions are active.
B. AutoSupports are being generated.
C. NFSv3 mounts are active.
D. CIFS sessions are active.
E. SnapMirrors are running.
Correct Answer: BDE
Explanation/Reference:
When a giveback occurs, the storage will be once again homed to the owning node of the disks.
However, this process can be vetoed in certain conditions, such as:
• AutoSupports are being generated
• CIFS sessions are active
• SnapMirrors are running
• Storage issues occur (such as failed disks)
References: https://kb.netapp.com/support/s/article/ka21 A0000000daaQAA/what-does-partial-aiveback-mean-in-clustered-data-ontap?language=en_US
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