A company is planning to use Secure Purge to shred data on a volume that is replicated to a SnapMirror destination. The compliance team requires that the data be irrecoverable at both sites. What should the administrator consider?

The administrator should run Secure Purge on the source volume, then run it on the destination volume after the next SnapMirror update.

Secure Purge is not supported on volumes that are part of a SnapMirror relationship.

Secure Purge can be run on the source volume, and the operation will automatically replicate to the destination.

The administrator must break the SnapMirror relationship, run Secure Purge on both volumes, and then re-establish the relationship.

What is the primary purpose of NetApp Secure Purge?

To compress data to save storage space

To move data to a lower-cost storage tier

To permanently shred data so it cannot be recovered, even by forensic methods

To encrypt data at rest to protect it from unauthorized access

After initiating a Secure Purge operation on a volume, an administrator wants to confirm that the operation completed successfully and that the data is irrecoverable. Which command should the administrator use?

'secure-purge show -volume vol_name'

'snapshot show -volume vol_name'

'volume show -fields space-guarantee'

'storage aggregate show -fields used'

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A company is planning to use Secure Purge to shred data on a volume that is replicated to a SnapMirror destination. The compliance team requires that the data be irrecoverable at both sites. What should the administrator consider?
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What is the primary purpose of NetApp Secure Purge?
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After initiating a Secure Purge operation on a volume, an administrator wants to confirm that the operation completed successfully and that the data is irrecoverable. Which command should the administrator use?
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Which ONTAP command is used to perform a Secure Purge on a file?
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Which ONTAP feature must be enabled for Secure Purge to work on a volume?
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Questions 1–5

A company is planning to use Secure Purge to shred data on a volume that is replicated to a SnapMirror destination. The compliance team requires that the data be irrecoverable at both sites. What should the administrator consider?

What is the primary purpose of NetApp Secure Purge?

After initiating a Secure Purge operation on a volume, an administrator wants to confirm that the operation completed successfully and that the data is irrecoverable. Which command should the administrator use?

Which ONTAP command is used to perform a Secure Purge on a file?

Which ONTAP feature must be enabled for Secure Purge to work on a volume?

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