What is included in the disk quota for each ADOM on the FortiAnalyzer?

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• ARaw logs and archive files
• BArchive logs and analytics logs
• CRaw logs, archive files, SQL database tables
• DSQL tables and archive files

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  93% (28)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

On FortiAnalyzer, each ADOM's disk quota is divided between archive logs (compressed raw log files stored long-term) and analytics logs (the indexed, queryable data stored in the SQL database that powers reports and dashboards). These two storage types together define what counts against an ADOM's quota allocation, making B correct.

Why the distractors fail:

• A (Raw logs and archive files): Raw logs are the transient, unprocessed logs received before they're compressed into archive files - they aren't a separate quota category alongside archives.
• C (Raw logs, archive files, SQL database tables): Splits archive/analytics into three items incorrectly and includes raw logs, which aren't a distinct quota component.
• D (SQL tables and archive files): Close, but "SQL tables" is the internal implementation detail; the official term used in FortiAnalyzer documentation is analytics logs, not "SQL tables."

Memory tip: Think A + A = quota - Archive logs + Analytics logs. Both start with "A," just like the ADOM they belong to.

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