A company wants to protect its backup data from ransomware by using NetApp SnapLock. They have created a new volume and need to enable SnapLock on it. What is the correct procedure?

Create a standard volume and then use the 'volume convert' command to convert it to SnapLock.

Create a standard volume and then use the 'snap lock enable' command.

Create the volume with the 'snapLock' type and specify the desired retention period.

Create a standard volume and then use the 'volume modify' command to enable SnapLock.

An organization uses SnapVault to back up primary data to a SnapLock destination volume. They want to ensure that the backup data cannot be deleted even if an attacker gains administrative access to the backup system. Which additional measure is most effective?

Use a separate administrative account for the backup system.

Set the SnapLock volume to 'enterprise' mode and rely on access control lists.

Place the SnapLock volume in compliance mode.

Enable SnapVault's 'checksum' option.

In ONTAP, which command is used to set a legal hold on a SnapLock volume?

snapshot create -vserver -volume -snapshot

snapmirror update -vserver -volume

volume legal-hold add -vserver -volume

volume modify -vserver -volume -retention-period infinite

How can SnapVault or SnapMirror be used to create an indelible backup?

By using SnapMirror to replicate to a volume with a larger size

By scheduling frequent SnapMirror updates to the same volume

By replicating data to a SnapLock volume on the destination

By enabling SnapMirror compression on the destination volume

Which ONTAP command can be used to verify that a SnapLock volume is enforcing immutability?

volume show -vserver -volume -fields snaplock-type,retention-period

network interface show -vserver

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A company wants to protect its backup data from ransomware by using NetApp SnapLock. They have created a new volume and need to enable SnapLock on it. What is the correct procedure?
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2application · medium
An organization uses SnapVault to back up primary data to a SnapLock destination volume. They want to ensure that the backup data cannot be deleted even if an attacker gains administrative access to the backup system. Which additional measure is most effective?
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In ONTAP, which command is used to set a legal hold on a SnapLock volume?
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How can SnapVault or SnapMirror be used to create an indelible backup?
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Which ONTAP command can be used to verify that a SnapLock volume is enforcing immutability?
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