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H19-401_V1.0 · Question #148

The secure snapshot technology of OceanStor Dorado SAN is based on HyperCDP. What is the maximum retention time of secure snapshots that this feature can support?

The correct answer is B. 20 years. Option B (20 years) is correct because Huawei's HyperCDP-based secure snapshot feature on OceanStor Dorado SAN is designed with a maximum retention period of 20 years, balancing long-term data protection needs with practical storage and management constraints. A (40 years) is…

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Question

The secure snapshot technology of OceanStor Dorado SAN is based on HyperCDP. What is the maximum retention time of secure snapshots that this feature can support?

Options

  • A40 years
  • B20 years
  • C30 years
  • D10 years

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    13% (4)
  • B
    77% (24)
  • C
    6% (2)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Option B (20 years) is correct because Huawei's HyperCDP-based secure snapshot feature on OceanStor Dorado SAN is designed with a maximum retention period of 20 years, balancing long-term data protection needs with practical storage and management constraints.

  • A (40 years) is incorrect - this figure is double the actual limit and likely a distractor designed to catch test-takers who think "more must be better."
  • C (30 years) is incorrect - this is another plausible-sounding number that exceeds the actual supported maximum by a decade.
  • D (10 years) is incorrect - while a common retention period in many enterprise backup policies, it falls short of what HyperCDP's secure snapshot feature actually supports.

Memory tip: Think of 20 = two decades - HyperCDP gives you "two full decades" of snapshot retention, which aligns with long-term compliance requirements (like financial or healthcare regulations) without going to an impractical extreme.

Topics

#OceanStor Dorado#Secure Snapshots#HyperCDP#Data Retention

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