A customer is using SnapLock Compliance to protect a specific subset of dat

The correct answer is B. Change the minimum retention period. D. Confirm that autocommit is disabled. To achieve granular control over SnapLock Compliance behavior: 1. Set the default retention period to "unspecified", so files are not automatically locked. 2. Disable autocommit and instead manually commit only the specific files that should be locked, allowing precise control…

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AThe customer wants to have granular control of which documents are locked, when they are
BChange the minimum retention period.
CSet the default retention period to unspecified.
DConfirm that autocommit is disabled.
ECommit the files manually.

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To achieve granular control over SnapLock Compliance behavior: 1. Set the default retention period to "unspecified", so files are not automatically locked. 2. Disable autocommit and instead manually commit only the specific files that should be locked, allowing precise control over what is protected and when retention starts.

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