Netapp Updated NS0-162 Exam Questions and Answers by alessia

 Jumbo frames are Ethernet frames with a payload greater than the standard maximum transmission unit (MTU) of 1500 bytes. Jumbo frames can improve network performance by reducing the overhead of packet headers and increasing the efficiency of data transfer. However, to use jumbo frames, all the devices in the network path must support the same MTU size. Therefore, to connect NFS datastores over a 10-GbE network using jumbo frames, you need to enable jumbo frames with an MTU of 9000 for your ESXi hosts and your ONTAP cluster, and enable jumbo frames with an MTU of 9216 for your switches. This will ensure that the network can handle the larger frames without fragmentation or dropping. Note that the MTU of 9216 for the switches is slightly higher than the MTU of 9000 for the hosts and the cluster, to account for the additional overhead of VLAN tags or other encapsulations. References :- NFS configuration for ESXi using VSC overview, NS0-162: NetApp Data Administrator ONTAP Flashcards, NetApp Exam NS0-162 Topic 10 Question 20 Discussion, Which three configurations would accomplish this task?, NS0-162 NetApp Certified Data Administrator, ONTAP Exam

The auto-revert option determines whether a LIF automatically reverts to its home port after a failover event. If this option is set to true, the LIF will revert to its home port when it becomes available. If this option is set to false, the LIF will remain on the failover port until manually reverted. In this scenario, the cluster LIFs are not on their home ports after an ONTAP upgrade, which might have triggered a failover event. Therefore, setting the auto-revert option to true would change this outcome and ensure that the LIFs return to their home ports after the upgrade. References :- network interface modify, Verify all LIFS are on home ports after ONTAP upgrade

https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/data-protection/convert-mode-snapmirror-synchronous-task.html On the link above it states: You cannot modify the policy of a Snapmirror Synchronous relationship to convert its mode.