Hmm, I'm a bit confused by the wording here. I'll need to think through the different options carefully to make sure I understand what "normalized services" really means in this case.
I'm with the rest of you on this one. A and D are the correct answers. Express Route and Certificate Authority (CA) certificate? Nah, those don't make sense for this task.
Express Route? Really? That's for connecting your on-premises network to the cloud, not for setting up a FabricPool. A and D are the obvious choices here.
I'm not sure about the Certificate Authority (CA) certificate. Isn't that more for securing the connection between the ONTAP cluster and the client, rather than the cloud storage? I'd go with A and D.
Yes, I agree. A service account access key and intercluster LIFs are the components needed to set up a FabricPool between an ONTAP cluster and Google Cloud Storage.
I think you're right, the Certificate Authority (CA) certificate is more for securing the connection between the ONTAP cluster and the client. A and D sound like the right choices.
Hmm, I think A and D are the correct choices here. The service account access key is needed to authenticate with Google Cloud Storage, and the intercluster LIFs are required for communication between the ONTAP cluster and the cloud storage.
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