An administrator needs to securely shred a volume that is currently online and in use. The compliance team requires that the data be irrecoverable, but the volume cannot be taken offline. What is the correct approach?

Run 'secure-purge start' on the volume while it is online.

Delete the volume and recreate it with the same name.

Take the volume offline, run Secure Purge, then bring it back online.

Use 'volume move' to move the volume to another aggregate, then run Secure Purge.

A company has a volume that contains data subject to a legal hold. The legal team requires that the data be preserved, but the compliance team wants to use Secure Purge to shred other data on the same volume. What is the correct course of action?

Create a Snapshot copy of the volume before running Secure Purge.

Run Secure Purge on the volume and then restore the legal hold data from backup.

Move the data under legal hold to a separate volume, then run Secure Purge on the original volume.

Run Secure Purge on the volume; it will preserve data under legal hold.

What impact does Secure Purge have on a Snapshot copy that references the purged data?

The Snapshot copy remains intact and preserves the data

The Snapshot copy becomes corrupted

The Snapshot copy is converted to a writable volume

The Snapshot copy is automatically deleted

What is the first step in performing a Secure Purge operation on a file in ONTAP?

Delete the file from the namespace

Disable encryption on the volume

Create a snapshot of the volume

A company is required to securely shred data on a volume that contains both active and deleted files. The compliance team wants to ensure that the deleted files' data is irrecoverable. What is the correct approach?

Create a Snapshot copy before running Secure Purge.

Delete all active files, then run Secure Purge.

Take the volume offline, run Secure Purge, then bring it back online.

Run Secure Purge on the volume; it will purge the freed blocks from deleted files.

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