The largest volume that can be created on a 64-bit aggregate is ___.

The largest volume that can be created on a 64-bit aggregate is ___.

• A. 64 TB
• B. Equal to size of the aggregate
• C. 10 TB
• D. 16 TB

Answer: (B)

A volume is just a portion of an aggregate’s storage space, so its maximum size is determined by how much space the aggregate has to offer. On a 64‑bit aggregate, the addressing allows using the entire capacity of the aggregate for a single volume, so the largest volume you can create is equal to the aggregate’s total size (with only a small portion reserved for metadata and overhead). There isn’t a fixed cap like 16 TB or 64 TB—the limit follows the aggregate size itself.

A volume is just a portion of an aggregate’s storage space, so its maximum size is determined by how much space the aggregate has to offer. On a 64‑bit aggregate, the addressing allows using the entire capacity of the aggregate for a single volume, so the largest volume you can create is equal to the aggregate’s total size (with only a small portion reserved for metadata and overhead). There isn’t a fixed cap like 16 TB or 64 TB—the limit follows the aggregate size itself.