Which security style is supported with Infinite Volumes?

The correct answer is C. Unix security style. NetApp Infinite Volumes exclusively support the Unix security style. Unlike FlexVol volumes - which can be configured with Unix, NTFS, or Mixed security styles - Infinite Volumes are designed for large-scale NAS workloads in clustered ONTAP environments and are restricted to…

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ABlock
BNTFS
CUnix security style
DMixed

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Explanation

NetApp Infinite Volumes exclusively support the Unix security style. Unlike FlexVol volumes - which can be configured with Unix, NTFS, or Mixed security styles - Infinite Volumes are designed for large-scale NAS workloads in clustered ONTAP environments and are restricted to Unix security style only. NTFS and Mixed styles are unavailable for Infinite Volumes, and 'Block' is not a valid NAS security style at all. This limitation is important to understand when planning deployments that require Windows (NTFS) ACLs or mixed-client environments, as those use cases require FlexVol volumes instead.

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