Click the Exhibit button to begin. Which element of the file system design shown in the exhibit violates Novell's recommendations?

Novell does not specifically require the MAIL directory to reside on a volume other than SYS; the MAIL directory's location is not the primary design violation identified in standard Novell guidelines.

Placing the QUEUES directory on the DATA volume is acceptable and does not violate Novell's recommendations; print queues are appropriate on data volumes.

Novell's file system design guidelines explicitly state that user directories and their subdirectories must not reside on SYS because if users fill the SYS volume, critical NetWare operating system functions can fail; user data belongs on dedicated data volumes separate from SYS.

Placing SYS, DATA, and RESOURCES volume objects in the same NDS container is a valid and common design practice that does not violate any Novell file system recommendation.

Splitting application and data directories across multiple volumes is a common and acceptable practice and is not identified as a violation in Novell's file system design guidelines.