Review the following output from the zpool status command: Which three are true for pool1?
A.
mirror-1 is a mirrored copy of data that is stored on mirror-0.
B.
Disk c3t3d0 is a mirrored copy of disk c3c4d0.
C.
Data is striped across mirror-0 and mirror-1.
D.
If this mirror is split, by default the new pool will contain disks c3t3d0 and c3t5d0.
E.
It this mirror is split, the new pool will contain disks c3t5d0 and c3t6d0.
F.
If this mirror is split, pool1 will no longer be mirrored.
Why data is mirrored between mirror-0 and mirror-1 but not striped?
for me B C are correct here.
B C D
B C D
one clarification pls
D.
If this mirror is split, by default the new pool will contain disks c3t3d0 and c3t5d0
zpool split pool1 pool2
Here the new pool is pool2 , based on the question details the new pool ie pool2 will have c3t4d0 and c3t6d0 right ?
F is correct
. If the existing pool is a two-way mirror of two disks, then the outcome is two non-redundant pools of two disks. You will need to attach two additional disks to convert the non-redundant pools to mirrored pools.
BEF
C is wrong
From the advanced class
Data is striped across top level virtual devices and the striped data is mirrored.
If C is correct B has to be wrong.
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