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Network Appliance NS0-005 Exam
NetApp Technology Solutions Professional (Page 8 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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PDF with 166 Questions

Which technology uses on-premises bare-metal hardware to abstract the operating system from the underlying hardware?

  1. hyperscaler
  2. hypervisor
  3. container
  4. supervisor

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

A hypervisor is a software layer that enables multiple operating systems to run on the same physical hardware by creating virtual machines (VMs) that are isolated from each other. A hypervisor abstracts the operating system from the underlying hardware, allowing for greater flexibility, efficiency, and scalability of the virtualized environment. NetApp supports several hypervisor platforms, such as VMware ESXi, KVM, and Hyper-V, and provides storage solutions that integrate with them. Reference = Storage virtualization overview, VMware hypervisor and hardware considerations, NetApp HCI Resources



A company wants to protect the files on their NetApp ONTAP based storage system from ransomware using an external process. If an attack is detected, a Snapshot copy is created, and the Microsoft Active Directory (AD) user access is blocked.

Which ONTAP feature enables this functionality?

  1. TLS
  2. Vscan
  3. IPsec
  4. FPolicy

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

FPolicy is an ONTAP feature that enables this functionality. FPolicy is a file access notification framework that allows external applications to monitor and control file access on ONTAP storage systems1. FPolicy can be used to protect files from ransomware by integrating with third-party solutions that use user behavioral analytics (UBA) to detect abnormal activity and trigger actions such as creating a Snapshot copy and blocking the AD user access23. FPolicy can also be activated with a single click from BlueXP or ONTAP System Manager to protect against common ransomware extensions4. Reference = 1: FPolicy overview - NetApp, 2: Prevent ransomware spread with ONTAP automatic ransomware protection, 3: Fighting Ransomware, Part Six: Remediation, 4: Proactive ransomware protection--automated with ONTAP - NetApp.



Which NetApp web-based data management tool enables a customer to provision storage systems and perform common management tasks?

  1. ONTAP System Manager
  2. BlueXP observability
  3. BlueXP classification
  4. Active IQ

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

ONTAP System Manager is a web-based data management tool that enables customers to provision storage systems and perform common management tasks. ONTAP System Manager provides a simple, intuitive, and centralized interface for managing ONTAP clusters, volumes, LUNs, SVMs, and more. ONTAP System Manager simplifies storage management by automating complex workflows, providing best practices, and offering guided setup and configuration wizards. Reference = ONTAP System Manager overview, ONTAP Data Management Software



A customer is considering NetApp BlueXP backup and recovery. They want the ability to restore entire logical sets of data and to drill down and restore from a more granular level of their file system.

Which two restore capabilities does BlueXP backup and recovery provide to meet these restore demands? (Choose two.)

  1. object
  2. file
  3. aggregate
  4. SVM
  5. volume

Answer(s): B,E

Explanation:

BlueXP backup and recovery enables you to perform volume, file, and folder-level restore operations from the cloud or on-premises object store. You can restore entire volumes or specific files or folders from any backup file. You can also use the catalog search feature to find and restore files based on a query. Reference = Learn about BlueXP backup and recovery, BlueXP backup and recovery APIs, [Restore data from the cloud]



A storage administrator is asked to provision storage on an E-Series system.
Which disk layout type provides the fastest rebuild time after disk failure?

  1. Dynamic Disk Pools (DDP)
  2. volume group
  3. RAID 5
  4. Advanced Disk Partitioning (ADP)

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

= Dynamic Disk Pools (DDP) is a disk layout type that provides the fastest rebuild time after disk failure on an E-Series system. DDP distributes data, parity, and spare capacity across a pool of disks, instead of using dedicated parity and spare disks. This enables faster and more efficient reconstruction of data in the event of a disk failure, as well as better performance and load balancing. DDP also reduces the risk of data loss due to multiple disk failures, as it can tolerate any number of disk failures up to the pool's protection level. Reference = SANtricity OS Dynamic Disk Pools | TR-4652 - NetApp, How to increase priority for disk reconstruction - NetApp Knowledge Base.



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