Your company has an on-premises branch office file server named Server1. You deploy Azure File Sync to centralize files in an Azure file share named Share1. You install the Azure File Sync agent on Server1, register the server, and create a sync group named SyncGroup1 with Share1 configured as the cloud endpoint. You need to configure sync for a folder on Server1 at D:\Data. The configuration must ensure that volume D: always maintains at least free space, and files that have not been accessed for more than 45 days are tiered to the cloud. Which configuration should you perform?
- Create a server endpoint for the path D:\Data in SyncGroup1. Enable cloud tiering, set the volume free space policy to , and enable the date policy with a threshold of 45 days.Cevap
- BCreate a server endpoint for the path D:\Data in SyncGroup1. Enable cloud tiering, set the volume free space policy to , and enable the date policy with a threshold of 45 days.
- CCreate a cloud endpoint for the path D:\Data in SyncGroup1. Create an Azure Storage Lifecycle Management rule to tier blobs to Cool storage after 45 days, and set the storage account access tier to Cool.
- DCreate a server endpoint for the path D:\Data in SyncGroup1. Disable cloud tiering, and use an Azure Backup policy with a retention period of 45 days to manage files on volume D:.
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Create a server endpoint for the path D:\Data in SyncGroup1, enable cloud tiering, set the volume free space policy to , and enable the date policy with a threshold of 45 days.
To satisfy the requirements, the local path D:\Data must be registered as a server endpoint within the sync group. Enabling cloud tiering with a volume free space policy of ensures that Azure File Sync maintains at least of the volume's storage capacity as free space. Additionally, enabling the date policy with a threshold of 45 days ensures that any file not accessed within the specified timeframe is tiered, provided it does not violate the volume free space policy.
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Azure File Sync cloud tiering and endpoint configuration