| Describe the major principles associated with Data ONTAP GX
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| Describe how an N-blade and a D-blade interact with each other
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| Describe how a replicated database (RDB) application communicates among the members in its ring
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| Describe the difference between an mroot volume and a virtual server root volume
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| Create a cluster made up of multiple nodes
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| Create an aggregate
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| Create two virtual servers, two additional volumes in each, and two three-volume name spaces
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| Configure an active-active relationship between a pair of nodes
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| Configure network interfaces for a virtual server
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| Create an NFS export and a CIFS share
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| Move a volume from one node to another
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| Create a SnapShot policy for a volume
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| Create two load sharing (LS) mirrors of a volume, and manually replicate them
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| Create two disaster recovery (DR) mirrors of a volume, and manually replicate them
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| Promote a mirror to be a read-write volume
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| Diagnose a VLDB crash and recover from it
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| Upgrade the CFE (firmware) on a node
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| Upgrade the Data ONTAP GX software on two nodes with no down time |
