Which data sources would you use with NetAppDocs to collect the necessary data and generate a Word document with the cluster configuration details?

Which data sources would you use with NetAppDocs to collect the necessary data and generate a Word document with the cluster configuration details?

• A. AutoSupport packages only
• B. Active IQ Digital Advisor and AutoSupport packages
• C. Active IQ Digital Advisor only
• D. Active IQ Digital Advisor and AutoSupport reports

Answer: (B)

Focus on gathering both the actual cluster data and the actionable insights needed to fill out a complete configuration document. NetAppDocs can pull data from two sources to assemble a Word document with all the cluster details: Active IQ Digital Advisor and AutoSupport packages. The AutoSupport packages provide the concrete telemetry and hardware/software details—things like node identities, firmware levels, serial numbers, drives, and configuration specifics. Active IQ Digital Advisor adds a higher-level view with health metrics, inventory insights, and recommended actions. Together, they ensure you capture every aspect of the cluster’s configuration and its current status. Using only AutoSupport packages would give you the raw configuration data but miss the advisory context. Relying only on Active IQ Digital Advisor would overlook the detailed, itemized configuration data that AutoSupport packages supply. The option that mentions Digital Advisor with AutoSupport reports isn’t the correct data source naming for NetAppDocs; the standard data sources to generate the document use Digital Advisor plus AutoSupport packages.

Focus on gathering both the actual cluster data and the actionable insights needed to fill out a complete configuration document. NetAppDocs can pull data from two sources to assemble a Word document with all the cluster details: Active IQ Digital Advisor and AutoSupport packages. The AutoSupport packages provide the concrete telemetry and hardware/software details—things like node identities, firmware levels, serial numbers, drives, and configuration specifics. Active IQ Digital Advisor adds a higher-level view with health metrics, inventory insights, and recommended actions. Together, they ensure you capture every aspect of the cluster’s configuration and its current status.

Using only AutoSupport packages would give you the raw configuration data but miss the advisory context. Relying only on Active IQ Digital Advisor would overlook the detailed, itemized configuration data that AutoSupport packages supply. The option that mentions Digital Advisor with AutoSupport reports isn’t the correct data source naming for NetAppDocs; the standard data sources to generate the document use Digital Advisor plus AutoSupport packages.