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Practice question 491 of 506 · medium

A Windows Server data volume must enforce FSRM quotas and file screening. A proposal chooses ReFS solely for integrity features. Which selection best satisfies the stated application requirement?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Use ReFS and assume every FSRM quota and screen is supported because both are Windows Server features
B.Use NTFS for this FSRM-managed volume and evaluate integrity/resilience requirements within a supported storage design
C.Use ReFS and substitute NTFS per-user quotas while retaining the FSRM file-screening requirement
D.Use ReFS and enable Data Deduplication, assuming it adds FSRM quota and screen support

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Use NTFS for this FSRM-managed volume and evaluate integrity/resilience requirements within a supported storage design

FSRM requires NTFS for its folder quotas and file screens. ReFS integrity features do not add FSRM support. Per-user quotas are a different control and are not a ReFS workaround; enabling deduplication does not change FSRM filesystem support.

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