An administrator is using application templates to deploy and configure volumes in BlueXP. They try to use a template to discover existing volumes and scan them for PII by enabling BlueXP…

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Options

• ACreate new volume templates with BlueXP Classification enabled
• BAdd a tag to the application template to enable BlueXP Classification
• CMake sure that the BlueXP Classification service is active and licensed
• DList each volume they want to scan in the template definition

• A
  12% (3)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  81% (21)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

If an administrator encounters issues with executing an application template designed to discover existing volumes and enable BlueXP Classification, it's essential to ensure that the BlueXP Classification service itself is active and properly licensed. Here's the process: Verify Service Activation: Check within the BlueXP management console to confirm that the Classification service is enabled and functioning as expected. Check Licensing: Ensure that the correct licenses are in place for using the Classification service. This may require reviewing your service agreement or contacting NetApp support for license verification. Resolve Service Issues: If the service is not active or properly licensed, take the necessary steps to activate or procure the appropriate licenses. Once this is done, retry the template execution.

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