A file system is 1 TB in size and contains 250 GB of data. The file system is not fully allocated and only 450 GB of pool storage is in use. The user wants to reduce the file system to 300 GB. How much space is returned to the storage pool?
A is correct
In the example, the provisioned space for the thin-provisioned file system is reduced by 700 GB. The total storage pool free space is increased by 150 GB. The file system Allocated Space and Pool Used Space is decreased. The Allocated space after the shrink drops below the original allocated space, enabling the storage pool to reclaim the space. Observe that the only space that is reclaimed is the portion of the shrink that was in the original allocated space of 450 GB. This is because the remaining 550 GB of the original thin file system was virtual space that is advertised to the client.
Correct C
Overview
With UFS64 file systems, a storage administrator can manually shrink the provisioned size of a thin or thick-provisioned file system into, or within, the allocated space. In this example, a thin-provisioned 1 TB file system is being shrunk by 700 GB to a new thin-provisioned size of 300 GB. A thick-provisioned file system can be shrunk in a similar manner.
The thin-provisioned file system currently has 450 GB of space allocated from the storage pool. The allocated space consists of 250 GB of Used Space and 200 GB of Free Space. The system performs any evacuation that is necessary to allow the shrinking process on the contiguous free space.
The question states, how much space is returned to the storage POOL when th e450GB file system is reduced to 300GB This is 450-300=150 thus A being the correct answer.
correct C, the FS is reduced from 1TB to 300GB return 7oo GB the pool storage
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