Which statement about SnapLock volumes is NOT true?

Which statement about SnapLock volumes is NOT true?

• A. SnapMirror supports SnapLock volumes.
• B. There are two types of SnapLock volumes.
• C. SnapLock volumes support per-file retention periods.
• D. In Data ONTAP 7.2.5.1 and later, SnapLock Compliance volumes are not supported on the V-Series controller with NetApp Storage.

Answer: (D)

SnapLock is NetApp’s data immutability feature that comes in two forms: Compliance and Enterprise. It’s designed to protect data from alteration or deletion for regulatory retention, and you can apply retention at the file level, not just at the whole-volume level, thanks to per-file retention periods. SnapMirror can work with SnapLock volumes, enabling replication of protected data to a secondary site. The statement about V-Series is not true. Starting with Data ONTAP 7.2.5.1 and later, SnapLock Compliance volumes are supported on the V-Series controller with NetApp Storage. So claiming they aren’t supported on V-Series in those versions is incorrect.

SnapLock is NetApp’s data immutability feature that comes in two forms: Compliance and Enterprise. It’s designed to protect data from alteration or deletion for regulatory retention, and you can apply retention at the file level, not just at the whole-volume level, thanks to per-file retention periods. SnapMirror can work with SnapLock volumes, enabling replication of protected data to a secondary site.

The statement about V-Series is not true. Starting with Data ONTAP 7.2.5.1 and later, SnapLock Compliance volumes are supported on the V-Series controller with NetApp Storage. So claiming they aren’t supported on V-Series in those versions is incorrect.