What is the purpose of setting a retention time on a SnapLock volume?

To control the maximum size of the SnapLock volume

To define the encryption key rotation interval for the volume

To determine how long Snapshot copies are retained before they are automatically deleted

To specify how often SnapMirror updates are performed

A backup administrator needs to extend the retention period of a specific backup file on a SnapLock volume to meet a new compliance requirement. The file is currently in enterprise mode. What is the correct action?

Delete the file and recreate it with a longer retention period.

Wait for the retention to expire and then re-backup the file with a longer retention.

Use the 'snap lock set-retention' command to extend the retention time.

Convert the volume to compliance mode and then extend the retention.

What is the primary purpose of an immutable backup in a ransomware protection strategy?

To compress backup data to reduce storage costs

To ensure backup data cannot be modified, overwritten, or deleted before its retention period expires

To replicate backup data to a secondary site for disaster recovery

To encrypt backup data so it cannot be read by unauthorized users

A backup administrator needs to place a legal hold on a set of backup files that are on a SnapLock volume in enterprise mode. The files have a retention period of 1 year, but the legal hold requires indefinite retention. What is the correct action?

Copy the files to a new SnapLock volume with a longer retention period.

Convert the volume to compliance mode and then apply the legal hold.

Apply a legal hold to the files, which overrides the retention period and keeps them immutable indefinitely.

Extend the retention period manually to a very long time, such as 100 years.

A legal hold has been placed on a set of SnapLock-protected backup files as part of an ongoing litigation. The files have reached their original retention expiration date. What happens to these files?

The files remain immutable and are not deleted because the legal hold overrides the retention expiration.

The files become mutable and can be edited by authorized administrators.

The files are automatically deleted because the retention period has expired.

The files are moved to a separate 'legal hold' volume and become readable but writable.

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A legal hold has been placed on a set of SnapLock-protected backup files as part of an ongoing litigation. The files have reached their original retention expiration date. What happens to these files?
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