Discuss NetApp NS0-194 Exam Topic 6 Question 104

What are two conditions that would cause writes in memory to be written to disk? (Choose two.)

AThe NVRAM (NVLog) fills up.

BA user presses 'Save'.

CDrive capacity becomes available.

DA Snapshot copy is taken.

Suggested Answer: A, B

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22 comments · newest first

Sharan 3 days ago

I agree with B. Pressing "Save" is a clear action to write to disk.

Cordie 8 days ago

I think A and B are correct. NVRAM filling up definitely triggers a write.

Danica 13 days ago

B is definitely one. Users need to save their work!

Terrilyn 18 days ago

I feel like D is crucial. Snapshots always require disk writes.

Shantay 24 days ago

A and B seem right. If NVRAM is full, it has to write to disk.

Dorsey 29 days ago

I’m leaning towards B and D as well. Snapshots need to save data.

Jimmie 1 month ago

I agree with B, but A makes sense too. NVRAM filling up triggers writes.

Jacklyn 1 month ago

I think B and D are the best choices. Pressing "Save" is obvious.

Kandis 1 month ago

Drive capacity becoming available doesn't make sense here.

Leota 2 months ago

Wait, does pressing "Save" really trigger a disk write?

Floyd 2 months ago

I disagree, a snapshot copy isn't a write condition.

Carissa 2 months ago

I think the NVRAM filling up is another one.

Aretha 2 months ago

A user presses "Save" is definitely one.

Stevie 2 months ago

I thought snapshots only affected backups, not writes.

Shawna 3 months ago

Wait, are you sure about the NVRAM thing?

Bea 3 months ago

The NVRAM filling up is another one.

Colene 3 months ago

Definitely agree with that!

Cathrine 3 months ago

A user presses "Save" for sure!

Izetta 3 months ago

"C" doesn't sound right to me; I don't think drive capacity being available would trigger a write. It feels more like a maintenance issue.

Kattie 3 months ago

I recall a practice question about snapshots, so "D" could be correct too, but I'm not 100% certain how it relates to writes.

Larae 4 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but "B" seems likely because pressing "Save" usually triggers a write to disk, right?

Pete 5 months ago

I think "A" might be one of the answers since I remember something about NVRAM being a temporary storage that needs to be flushed to disk.

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