What command would you run to re-create the dedupe fingerprint for a volume?

What command would you run to re-create the dedupe fingerprint for a volume?

• A. sis start -s /vol/vol1
• B. sis start -b /vol/vol1
• C. sis enable -s /vol/vol1
• D. sis enable -b /vol/vol1

Answer: (A)

Recreating the dedupe fingerprint for a volume is done by starting the SIS process for that volume with the -s option. The command targets the specific volume path and tells the system to rebuild the fingerprint data for the blocks in that volume, ensuring the dedupe metadata aligns with the actual data. The -s flag is the option that initiates the fingerprint re-creation, while starting with -b or enabling SIS serves different purposes (building or enabling SIS in general) and does not perform the targeted fingerprint re-creation.

Recreating the dedupe fingerprint for a volume is done by starting the SIS process for that volume with the -s option. The command targets the specific volume path and tells the system to rebuild the fingerprint data for the blocks in that volume, ensuring the dedupe metadata aligns with the actual data.

The -s flag is the option that initiates the fingerprint re-creation, while starting with -b or enabling SIS serves different purposes (building or enabling SIS in general) and does not perform the targeted fingerprint re-creation.