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 a dedupe fingerprint requires telling SIS to start a fingerprint rebuild on the target volume. The correct command is to issue the SIS start with the -s flag for that volume path, which triggers the fingerprint re-creation process. In this case, /vol/vol1 is the volume being targeted. The -s option specifically initiates the fingerprint reconstruction; the alternative -b flag would trigger a different SIS operation and isn’t used for rebuilding fingerprints, and using enable would simply enable SIS on the volume rather than rebuild its fingerprint.

Recreating a dedupe fingerprint requires telling SIS to start a fingerprint rebuild on the target volume. The correct command is to issue the SIS start with the -s flag for that volume path, which triggers the fingerprint re-creation process. In this case, /vol/vol1 is the volume being targeted. The -s option specifically initiates the fingerprint reconstruction; the alternative -b flag would trigger a different SIS operation and isn’t used for rebuilding fingerprints, and using enable would simply enable SIS on the volume rather than rebuild its fingerprint.