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You have just completed an upgrade from OneFS 8.0.0.7 to 8.2.0 but have not committed the upgrade. How many days will pass before you are prompted to commit the upgrade in the WebUI?
You are configuring the network on a Isilon source cluster. The administrator wants to dedicate a new subnet for replication. Which consideration must be addressed for SyncIQ to work properly?
Isilon Administration and Management participant guide
In an Isilon Gen 5 environment, what is the maximum number of data stripes for the N+3d:1n1d protection level?
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Isilon Administration and Management participant guide
When reviewing the actual protection output of N+4/2, what does the number ''4'' represent?
It's OneFS FEC protection nomenclature for our 'hybrid' protection polices. More generally, it's written as:
N+M/b
where 'N' is the number of data stripe units in a stripe, 'M' is the number of FEC stripe units in a stripe, and 'b' is the number of stripe units in a stripe which are allowed to reside on the same node.
