Clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 or later Quality of Service (QoS) Policies have which three characteristics?

LUN QoS policy assignments can be changed dynamically in clustered Data ONTAP 8.2 without disrupting active I/O, allowing administrators to reassign LUNs to different policy groups on the fly.

A QoS policy group's maximum throughput ceiling can be decreased at any time to throttle workload resource consumption, giving administrators flexible downward control over performance limits.

A QoS policy group's throughput ceiling can also be increased dynamically to accommodate growing workload demands, making policy management bidirectionally flexible without requiring storage object reconfiguration.

Qtrees are not supported as members of QoS policy groups in clustered Data ONTAP 8.2; only volumes, LUNs, files, and SVMs are valid assignable objects for QoS policies.

A storage object can belong to only one QoS policy group at a time in ONTAP; assigning an object to a second policy group replaces the existing assignment rather than allowing dual membership.