Q21Storage Network
Refer to the exhibit. Which backup-operation type does not include the **Preserve Identities** feature?
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Seems to be A - full state
A 5
Selected Answer: A
A is the one
B 2
Selected Answer: B
must be B. with full state, identities are always preserved, no option (needed nor given)
with logical config, there is no option to preserve identities.
A 2
Selected Answer: A
Correct answer is A. When you choose the Full state backup, the option "Preserve Identities" goes away. Since it is a full state backup, the identities are preserved and the option is not available which is what the question is asking.
Watched this in INE DCCOR video.
C 1
Selected Answer: C
Should be C
A 1
Selected Answer: A
https://benincosa.com/?p=739
The tricky button that appears when you select the All Configuration or the Logical Configuration is the label: Preserve Identities. This is only on logical and all configurations because it has to do with making service profiles that are already mapped to pools keep their mapping. This is useful if you’re going to move some service profiles from one fabric interconnect domain to another and want to keep the same setup. Otherwise, it doesn’t really matter to keep those identities.
A 1
Selected Answer: A
the Preserve Identities option applies only to the XML-based configuration backup types (where identities like MACs/WWPNs/UUIDs can be preserved). The Full state backup does not have the Preserve Identities feature because:
Full state creates a binary snapshot of the whole system for disaster recovery and does not show the Preserve Identities checkbox in the backup operation UI. It cannot be imported and is not XML based.