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9. A customer engineer changed default LUN ownership of LUN5 from SPA to SPB in an attempt to balance SP utilization. With the least amount of host impact, what is the next step?

A. Reboot the attached host

B. Run:

powermt check reconfig

powermt restore class=clariion

C. Use CLI to trespass the LUN

D. Use Navisphere Manager to trespass the LUN

Answer: B

10. A customer uses a SnapView snapshot for local data replication of a 100 GB LUN. Recently the customer noticed that the snapshot session consumes 90 GB of the Reserved LUN Pool. Which best practice addresses the situation?

A. Additional LUNs should be added to the Reserved LUN Pool.

B. Size of the existing LUNs in the Reserved LUN Pool should be increased.

C. SnapView chunk size should be changed to optimize capacity usage.

D. SnapView clone should be used instead of a snapshot.

Answer: D