Cohesity Certified Protection Professional Practice Test


Exam Code: CCPP Protection
Exam Name: Cohesity Certified Protection Professional
Duration: 105 minutes
Languages: English
Passing Score: 65%
Cohesity Certified Protection Associate - DataProtect (Exam: COH100)
Cohesity Certified Protection Associate - Multicloud (Exam: COH150)
Cohesity Certified Implementation Professional - SmartFiles (Exam: COH125)
1. Cohesity Certified Protection Associate - DataProtect
This exam focuses on foundational data protection concepts- administration- recovery- and monitoring using Cohesity DataProtect. It covers products like Cohesity Data Cloud- DataProtect- SmartFiles- CloudArchive- and Replication. Target roles include data protection administrators- system admins- and support staff.
Domain 1: Fundamentals of the Cohesity Data Cloud Platform Concepts (13.33%)
Identify source and object concepts.
Describe the Cohesity platform characteristics.
Describe storage domain concepts and configuration options.
Identify Cohesity SmartFiles use cases.
Key Terminologies: Source (e.g.- data origins like VMs or databases)- object (e.g.- protected entities like files or VMs)- storage domain (logical storage units for data isolation and performance)- Cohesity SmartFiles (file and object services for secondary data storage).
Domain 2: Data Protection Fundamentals (18.33%)
Identify source registration requirements and procedures.
Working with Cohesity Agents (installation- configuration for backups).
Configuring backups that meet established recovery point objectives (RPOs) and recovery time objectives (RTOs).
Describe the components of a Cohesity protection policy.
Describe the differences between application and crash consistent backups.
Key Terminologies: Cohesity Agents (software for agent-based backups on physical servers or apps)- recovery point objectives (RPOs- maximum acceptable data loss)- recovery time objectives (RTOs- maximum downtime)- protection policy (rules for backup frequency- retention- replication)- application consistent backups (ensures app data integrity via quiescing)- crash consistent backups (point-in-time snapshots without app quiescing).
Domain 3: Protection Concepts (18.33%)
Identify the types of objects that can be protected by Cohesity DataProtect (e.g.- VMs- databases- NAS- physical servers).
Identify protection policy concepts (e.g.- scheduling- retention).
Describe how to configure protection policies that meet specific RPOs.
Describe how to configure Protection Groups to ensure a consistent backup.
Describe the purpose of a backup service-level agreement (SLA).
Describe the purpose of a backup window.
Describe the Cohesity workflow for protecting virtual machines (VMs).
Key Terminologies: Cohesity DataProtect (core backup and recovery service)- protection policy (as above)- Protection Groups (collections of objects with shared policies)- backup service-level agreement (SLA- contractual guarantees on backup success and recovery)- backup window (scheduled time for backups to minimize impact)- virtual machines (VMs- e.g.- VMware or Hyper-V instances).
Domain 4: Recovery Concepts (21.67%)
Identify recovery concepts (e.g.- full vs. granular recovery).
Describe the different options for recovering objects (e.g.- overwrite- alternate location).
Describe how to perform a recovery.
Describe how to perform a recovery that does not impact the availability of existing systems (e.g.- detach network- power off).
Describe Cohesity dev/test workflows (e.g.- cloning for development/testing).
Key Terminologies: Recovery concepts (processes for restoring data)- recovering objects (e.g.- file-level or VM-level restore)- dev/test workflows (using clones for non-production environments without affecting originals).
Domain 5: Data Management Components (16.67%)
Identify native Cohesity file services capabilities (e.g.- NFS- SMB support).
Identify the cloud services that Cohesity Data Cloud platform natively supports (e.g.- AWS- Azure).
Describe Cohesity replication concepts (e.g.- snapshot copying to remote sites).
Describe Cohesity archival concepts (e.g.- long-term storage to external targets).
Key Terminologies: Native Cohesity file services (built-in protocols for file access)- cloud services (integration with public clouds)- Cohesity replication (data copying for DR)- Cohesity archival (offloading data to tape/cloud for retention).
Domain 6: Monitoring and Reporting (11.67%)
Identify the different task state status types for a Protection Group (e.g.- running- failed- completed).
Describe how to determine if Protection Groups have met their SLAs.
Describe how to check the status of a backup.
Describe the available performance monitoring metrics (e.g.- throughput- latency).
Identify the critical performance measurements shown on the Cohesity performance dashboard.
Describe how to use Cohesity Data Cloud platform reporting to verify compliance with backup SLAs.
Describe how to create reports that demonstrate the health or status of data protection tasks.
Key Terminologies: Task state status types (e.g.- queued- in progress)- Protection Groups (as above)- SLAs (as above)- performance monitoring metrics (e.g.- IOPS- CPU usage)- Cohesity performance dashboard (UI for cluster health)- backup SLAs (compliance checks)- data protection tasks (backup/restore operations).
2. Cohesity Certified Protection Associate - Multicloud
This exam emphasizes deploying and managing Cohesity in multicloud setups- including archiving- tiering- and cloud-native operations. It covers products like Cohesity Data Cloud- DataProtect- CloudArchive- CloudTier- and Replication. Target roles mirror the DataProtect exam.
Domain 1: Cohesity Cloud Concepts (21.67%)
Describe the supported delivery models for the Cohesity platform (e.g.- on-premises- cloud-native).
Identify Cohesity cloud solutions (e.g.- CloudArchive- CloudTier- CloudSpin).
Describe the use cases for Cohesity cloud solutions (e.g.- DR- cost optimization).
Identify native Cohesity cloud features (e.g.- integration with AWS- Azure- GCP).
Identify the difference between archiving and tiering with Cohesity.
Describe cloning and moving VMs to the public cloud using CloudSpin.
Identify cloud-based disaster recovery features.
Describe the use cases for CloudArchive.
Key Terminologies: Delivery models (e.g.- Virtual Edition- Cloud Edition)- cloud solutions (e.g.- CloudArchive for long-term retention- CloudTier for cold data offload)- archiving (permanent offload for compliance)- tiering (temporary offload for performance/cost)- CloudSpin (VM migration/cloning to cloud)- disaster recovery (DR- failover to cloud).
Domain 2: Archiving with Cohesity (20%)
Describe how Cohesity’s archive function can support disaster recovery.
Identify the workflows used when working with CloudArchive (e.g.- policy setup- target selection).
Describe the options for CloudArchive External Targets (e.g.- AWS S3- Azure Blob).
Describe the recovery options available for organizations that use CloudArchive (e.g.- full/granular restore).
Describe the disaster recovery process using CloudRetrieve.
Identify CloudArchive Direct configuration options (e.g.- direct-to-cloud archiving).
Key Terminologies: CloudArchive (archiving service to external targets)- workflows (step-by-step processes)- External Targets (storage destinations like public clouds)- CloudRetrieve (search/recovery from archived data)- CloudArchive Direct (bypassing local storage).
Domain 3: Tiering with Cohesity (10%)
Describe the benefits of tiering to the cloud using CloudTier (e.g.- cost savings- scalability).
Describe CloudTier configuration options (e.g.- thresholds for data movement).
Describe how to configure an external target for CloudTier.
Identify the workflows used when working with CloudTier.
Describe the options available for CloudTier (e.g.- encryption- compression).
Key Terminologies: CloudTier (automated data movement to cloud)- configuration options (e.g.- age-based policies)- external target (cloud storage for tiered data).
Domain 4: Cloud-native Backups with Cohesity (15%)
Describe how to configure Cohesity for native operation in AWS- Azure- or GCP (e.g.- instance setup).
Describe how networking with Cohesity running native in the cloud is different than on-premises (e.g.- VPCs- security groups).
Identify supported cloud-native backup operations (e.g.- snapshot management- app protection).
Key Terminologies: Native operation (running Cohesity directly in cloud)- networking (cloud-specific configs like subnets)- cloud-native backup (protecting cloud workloads).
Domain 5: Cloud Migration with Cohesity (8.33%)
Identify the use cases for moving VMs to and from the public cloud using CloudSpin (e.g.- DR testing- migration).
Describe CloudSpin configuration operations (e.g.- policy setup).
Describe how to perform a CloudSpin operation.
Describe how to use the dev/test clone feature using CloudSpin.
Key Terminologies: CloudSpin (as above)- configuration operations (setup steps)- dev/test clone (non-prod VM copies in cloud).
Domain 6: Deployment Considerations (25%)
Describe different types of cloud storage supported by CloudArchive (e.g.- standard- glacier).
Deployment prerequisites for configuring CloudArchive with public cloud providers (e.g.- IAM roles).
Identify requirements for deploying and running Cohesity natively in public cloud providers such as AWS- Azure- and GCP (e.g.- instance types).
Identify the additional features that are available when you have deployed the Cohesity platform both on-premises and in the cloud (e.g.- hybrid replication).
Identify the registration requirements for cloud sources (e.g.- API keys).
Identify the SaaS applications that can be protected using the Cohesity platform (e.g.- Microsoft 365- Salesforce).
Key Terminologies: Cloud storage types (e.g.- S3 Standard- Azure Cool)- deployment prerequisites (e.g.- permissions)- hybrid deployment (on-prem + cloud)- registration requirements (e.g.- credentials)- SaaS applications (cloud-based apps for protection).
3. Cohesity Certified Implementation Professional - SmartFiles
This exam covers implementation and administration of Cohesity SmartFiles for file and object services- including security- migration- and DR. It includes products like Cohesity Data Cloud- SmartFiles- DataProtect- CloudArchive- Replication- and CloudTier. Target roles include file/object admins and professional services staff.
Domain 1: SmartFiles Administration Concepts (28.33%)
Identify the protocols supported by Cohesity Views (e.g.- NFS- SMB- S3).
Describe the workflow used to create a Cohesity View.
Describe the Storage Domains settings for Views.
Describe how to encrypt data on Cohesity Views.
Describe the default behavior for Cohesity View quotas.
Identify the configuration features of Cohesity Views (e.g.- QoS- access controls).
Describe the different Cohesity View QoS policies.
Describe how to administer Cohesity Views (e.g.- monitoring- editing).
Describe how to protect Cohesity Views (e.g.- via DataProtect).
Identify Cohesity SmartFiles use cases (e.g.- secondary storage- archiving).
Key Terminologies: Cohesity Views (logical file shares/objects)- protocols (NFS for Unix- SMB for Windows- S3 for objects)- Storage Domains (as above)- encryption (data-at-rest protection)- quotas (storage limits)- QoS policies (quality of service for performance control).
Domain 2: Marketplace Application Integration (16.67%)
Identify what is needed to enable Cohesity Marketplace application support (e.g.- licensing).
Describe the Cohesity Marketplace applications that can be integrated with Cohesity Views (e.g.- Spotlight for search- Insight for analytics).
Describe how to search for data on Cohesity Views.
Describe how and why the Cohesity Marketplace applications Spotlight and Insight can be implemented with Cohesity Views.
Describe the steps needed to enable file services audit logs.
Describe how to troubleshoot file services audit logs.
Identify the procedures used to enable antivirus protection on a Cohesity View.
Key Terminologies: Cohesity Marketplace (app ecosystem)- Spotlight (search app)- Insight (threat detection app)- file services audit logs (access tracking)- antivirus protection (integration with scanners).
Domain 3: NAS Migration and Tiering Concepts (16.67%)
Identify the purpose of external NAS tiering jobs (e.g.- offloading data).
Identify the use cases for the external NAS tiering feature (e.g.- capacity management).
Describe the process used to migrate NAS data to a Cohesity View (e.g.- symbolic links).
Describe how to administer data that has been tiered from a NAS to a Cohesity View.
Key Terminologies: External NAS tiering jobs (automated data movement from legacy NAS)- NAS migration (data transfer processes)- symbolic links (pointers to migrated data).
Domain 4: Disaster Recovery Concepts (18.33%)
Describe Cohesity File Services archival options (e.g.- to cloud/tape).
Identify Cohesity File Services disaster recovery options (e.g.- replication).
Describe Cohesity File Services failover options (e.g.- site switchover).
Key Terminologies: Archival options (long-term storage)- disaster recovery options (recovery strategies)- failover options (switching to secondary sites).
Domain 5: Security and Compliance (20%)
Demonstrate the ability to limit access to a share using allowlists or granular permissions.
Identify the allowlist requirements for access to SMB shares.
Identify the features of Cohesity Views that can be used to secure client data (e.g.- encryption- access controls).
Describe Cohesity View protocol security options (e.g.- authentication).
Identify which Cohesity View protocols are read-only versus read/write by default.
Identify the three different types of security parameters that can be configured on a Cohesity View (e.g.- access- encryption- auditing).
Describe Cohesity View WORM compliance options (Write Once Read Many for immutability).
Describe Cohesity View file auditing capabilities.
Key Terminologies: Allowlists (IP-based access control)- granular permissions (user/group level)- SMB shares (Windows file sharing)- protocol security options (e.g.- Kerberos)- read-only/read-write protocols- security parameters (configs for protection)- WORM compliance (immutable storage for regulations)- file auditing (logging access events).

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Question: 2367
Which of the following must be configured to enable Cohesity to back up Microsoft 365
data effectively?
A. User Role Assignment
B. Data Lock
C. API Permissions
D. Network Configuration
Answer: C
Explanation: Configuring the necessary API permissions is crucial for enabling Cohesity
to back up Microsoft 365 data effectively, as it allows the system to access and manage
the data.
Question: 2368
How can you verify that audit logging is correctly enabled on a Cohesity View for both
SMB and NFS protocols via the Cohesity Web UI?
A. Go to Dashboard > Antivirus Protection Summary
B. Navigate to Views > Select the View > Settings > Audit Logs tab shows enabled
protocols
C. Check cluster Settings > Network > SMB/NFS tab
D. Review audit event notifications under Alerts tab
Answer: B
Explanation: The Web UI path for verifying audit logging status is under Views, selecting
the target View, then going to the Settings page and inspecting the Audit Logs tab where
enabled protocols and event types are displayed. Other options relate to unrelated areas of
the UI.
Question: 2369
You configure a Cohesity View protocol and need it to ensure that users cannot modify
any files while allowing them to list and read files easily. Which protocol, by default,
supports only read-only access?
A. S3
B. NFS
C. SMB
D. FTP
Answer: A
Explanation: Cohesity View's S3 protocol is read-only by default, providing users with
the ability to list and read objects but not modify or write new data. SMB and NFS
support read/write access by default, and FTP is typically used for file transfer but is not
a primary protocol in Cohesity View.
Question: 2370
Which option allows organizations to recover data from CloudArchive while minimizing
downtime?
A. Full restore
B. Instant recovery
C. Granular restore
D. Snapshot recovery
Answer: B
Explanation: Instant recovery allows organizations to recover data from CloudArchive
while minimizing downtime, enabling quick access to critical data.
Question: 2371
In a scenario where a pharmaceutical R&D team protects genomic sequencing data,
which Cohesity cloud solutions allow for FASTQ file mounting in cloud compute
instances without full restore?
A. CloudArchive for indexed archival with partial mount APIs
B. CloudSpin for spinning genomics pipelines in GCP with attached volumes
C. CloudTier for lazy loading of sequence files to burstable instances
D. SmartFiles with NFS exports to cloud for direct genomic tool access
Answer: B,C,D
Explanation: CloudSpin provisions instances with attached genomic data, CloudTier
enables lazy loading for analysis, and SmartFiles provides NFS for tool access;
CloudArchive supports indexing but requires full retrieval for mounting.
Question: 2372
When creating a Cohesity View, you need to assign the View to a storage domain that
will balance performance and capacity optimally for backup files. What parameter should
be prioritized when selecting or configuring a storage domain?
A. Data reduction ratio and replication factor
B. Storage domain latency and throughput limits
C. Encryption key rotation policy
D. Number of namespaces assigned
Answer: B
Explanation: Storage domain latency and throughput limits directly influence the I/O
performance of the View. For backup files, which are large and sequential, throughput
and latency are critical for performance optimization. Data reduction and replication
factor affect storage efficiency and resilience but are not the primary performance
indicators.
Question: 2373
A Cohesity-protected research institute tiers telescope imagery to Wasabi Glacier at 83%
utilization with 130-day coldness, but AI classification on tiered data incurs $500/month
egress fees from scattered retrievals. Which fee-mitigating configs would optimize,
enabling astro-scale data growth and deep archive costs?
A. Enable egress optimization with --minimize-egress true and batch retrieval policies
B. Lower coldness to 115 days and co-locate cluster with Wasabi region via hybrid
placement
C. Set retrieval quotas to 10TB/month under External Targets > Quotas
D. Compress tiered data further with LZ4 algorithm override
Answer: A, B
Explanation: --minimize-egress true batches AI pulls, slashing fees by 70%, while
lowering to 115 days tiers sooner for locality with Wasabi, supporting growth. Quotas
limit but not optimize, and LZ4 is default for compression.
Question: 2374
How does Cohesity�s external NAS tiering feature handle file deletions on the primary
NAS to maintain sync consistency?
A. Deletes are not propagated; files remain on Cohesity Views indefinitely
B. Administrator must manually delete files on Cohesity after NAS deletes
C. Files are archived before deletion and removed from Cohesity separately
D. Deletes on the NAS propagate as delete commands to Cohesity View during sync jobs
Answer: D
Explanation: The external NAS tiering sync job tracks file deletions on the primary NAS
and propagates those deletes to Cohesity View during synchronization, maintaining data
consistency across systems.
Question: 2375
For View "DevClone" cloned from prod View, with inherited settings from
"ProdDomain": LZ4, EC 6+2. Clone access delayed 10min post-creation. To accelerate
mount, parameter?
A. clone_mount_optimize="immediate" with bg_indexing=false
B. qos_clone_priority="high" during creation workflow
C. Set domain_clone_prefetch="full" in clone operation
D. view_clone_policy: {"instant_access": true, "index_delay": "0s"}
Answer: D
Explanation: Instant access uses view_clone_policy: {"instant_access": true,
"index_delay": "0s"} , skipping full indexing for fast mounts, ideal for dev. LZ4
unaffected, checked in clone status.
Question: 2376
In a scenario where an enterprise with a Cohesity cluster running version 7.0 is
experiencing SSD capacity exhaustion due to frequent access to latest backups while
cold data accumulates on HDDs, the administrator configures CloudTier to automatically
migrate aged snapshots. Which of the following workflows are involved in setting up and
operating this CloudTier policy for seamless tiering?
A. Apply the tiering policy to specific protection jobs via the Cohesity UI under
Protection > Policies > Edit > Advanced > Tiering tab, specifying age thresholds like 30
days for HDD-to-cloud movement.
B. Configure post-process operations in the global settings using CLI command
"cohesity_cli protection-job update --id --post_process_specs '[{operation: COMPRESS,
enabled: true}]'" to prioritize compression before tiering.
C. Register an External Target for the cloud provider (e.g., AWS S3) via UI under
Infrastructure > External Targets > Register, providing access key, secret key, and bucket
name, then enable automatic recall for up-tiering.
D. Manually trigger tiering scans using REST API endpoint POST /public/tieringJobs
with parameters {"sourceViewId": , "targetEnvironment": "kCloud".
Answer: A, C
Explanation: The primary workflow for CloudTier setup involves registering the cloud
storage as an External Target to abstract the provider details like credentials and bucket,
enabling encryption and compression options during registration. Subsequently, tiering
policies are applied directly to protection jobs in the UI's Advanced settings, where
parameters such as age-based thresholds (e.g., 30 days) dictate when data moves from
HDD to cloud, with automatic up-tiering recall configured to handle access requests
transparently without manual intervention.
Question: 2377
What is the role of Cohesity's data protection policies in a cloud-native backup strategy?
A. To define backup schedules and retention
B. To automate user access control
C. To manage physical hardware
D. To limit cloud service usage
Answer: A
Explanation: Cohesity's data protection policies play a crucial role in defining backup
schedules and retention, ensuring that data is backed up according to organizational needs
and compliance requirements.
Question: 2378
In a Cohesity Helios-managed federation, tiering from edge clusters to central AWS S3
IA at 77% utilization with 90-day coldness varies by site latency. Which federated
policies would standardize, enabling edge-to-core scalability and IA efficiencies?
A. Enforce Helios baseline policy with --federated-coldness 85 --latency-compensate true
B. Customize per-edge coldness but sync utilization to 75% global
C. Monitor with Helios dashboards for latency-based adjustments
D. Centralize all tiering to avoid federation variances
Answer: A, B
Explanation: Baseline --federated-coldness 85 --latency-compensate true unifies triggers
with latency forgiveness for consistent IA tiering and scalability. Per-edge customization
with global 75% sync balances sites. Dashboards monitor, not enforce, and centralization
loses edge autonomy.
Question: 2379
A user wants to test a new application in a cloud environment using a VM copy. Which
Cohesity feature should they utilize to ensure the VM is identical to the production
version?
A. Snapshot
B. Backup
C. Archive
D. Clone
Answer: D
Explanation: The user should utilize the clone feature to create a VM copy that is
identical to the production version. Clones preserve the state and data of the original VM
for testing purposes.
Question: 2380
The company requires backups of physical servers and VMware VMs with individual
RPOs. How can Cohesity DataProtect policies be designed?
A. Separate protection policies per workload type with distinct RPOs
B. One policy for all with average RPO
C. Use only full backups for all workloads
D. No differentiation in policy settings
Answer: A
Explanation: Separate policies allow granular control to meet distinct RPOs for different
workload types.
Question: 2381
For a hybrid cloud environment, which encryption method does Cohesity recommend to
ensure data remains encrypted both at rest and during migration to cloud targets?
A. Client-side encryption only before data leaves the LAN
B. Cohesity storage domain encryption combined with cloud provider KMS integration
C. Disabling View encryption and relying on cloud provider encryption
D. Encrypting data only when it reaches cloud targets
Answer: B
Explanation: Cohesity�s recommended best practice involves enabling encryption at the
storage domain level (for data at rest) and integrating with cloud providers� Key
Management Services (KMS) for secure key usage during data migration to cloud targets.
This end-to-end approach ensures continuous encryption.
Question: 2382
In a Cohesity cluster running version 10.0 where the current storage utilization has
reached 82%, an administrator observes that snapshots older than 45 days from a high-
churn virtual machine workload are not automatically tiering to the registered AWS S3
Glacier Deep Archive external target despite CloudTier being enabled. The policy
includes a data coldness threshold of 30 days and a cluster threshold of 75%. Which of
the following configuration adjustments would resolve this issue while maintaining
optimal cost savings and scalability?
A. Adjust the cluster storage threshold parameter to 85% using the CLI command:
cohesity_cli cluster update --storage-threshold 85
B. Lower the data coldness threshold to 40 days via the UI under Cluster > Storage >
CloudTier Settings
C. Enable incremental forever archival format on the external target registration to reduce
rehydration times for retrieval
D. Update the external target purpose to Archival instead of Tiering in the Infrastructure
> External Targets section
Answer: A, B
Explanation: The cluster storage threshold must be exceeded for tiering to initiate, so
increasing it to 85% via the CLI command cohesity_cli cluster update --storage-threshold
85 accommodates the current 82% utilization and triggers movement of cold data.
Similarly, the data coldness threshold of 30 days is not met by the 45-day-old snapshots,
so lowering it to 40 days in the UI under Cluster > Storage > CloudTier Settings ensures
eligible data qualifies for tiering. These changes leverage CloudTier's algorithmic down-
tiering to achieve cost savings by offloading to low-cost S3 Glacier Deep Archive and
enhance scalability by dynamically extending on-premises capacity without manual
intervention. Incremental forever is relevant for archival jobs, not automatic tiering, and
changing the target purpose would disrupt tiering operations.
Question: 2383
When configuring networking for Cohesity running natively in Azure, which of the
following considerations is crucial?
A. Use a public IP address for direct access to the instance
B. Disable Azure Firewall for better performance
C. Configure Network Security Groups (NSGs) to restrict access
D. Set up a VPN connection to the on-premises network
Answer: C
Explanation: Configuring Network Security Groups (NSGs) is crucial for controlling
inbound and outbound traffic to the Cohesity instance, enhancing security in the Azure
environment.
Question: 2384
For View "ThreatHunt", enable ML anomaly on access patterns. Domain "HuntSD":
Snappy, EC 8+3. False positives high. Parameter to baseline training data?
A. ml_anomaly_baseline="30d_historical" with confidence=0.85
B. Set domain_ml_tune="custom_baseline" for 30 days
C. view_threat_policy: {"training_period": "30d", "threshold": 0.85}
D. anomaly_confidence="high" with train_data="access_logs_30d"
Answer: C
Explanation: Baselines use view_threat_policy: {"training_period": "30d", "threshold":
0.85} , reducing falses via historical access. Snappy fast scans, alerts tuned.
Question: 2385
An manufacturing company has tiered 1.8PB of CAD design files from an external NAS
to a Cohesity View using SmartFiles policies based on last modification date > 365 days
and file type *.dwg. Now, facing a product recall, they need to administer the tiered data
for rapid access and analysis. Which administrative actions and settings are appropriate
for managing this tiered data?
A. Use the Helios UI to bulk recall files via the Tiering Jobs dashboard, selecting files
with --filter "last_access > 2026-06-01" and setting recall priority to high for expedited
on-demand fetching
B. Apply quota limits to the Cohesity View using set_view_quota --view-name
cad_designs --soft-limit 2PB --hard-limit 2.5PB --user-quota-enabled true to prevent
over-recall consumption
C. Run integrated antivirus scans on tiered data via the Marketplace app with iris_scan --
target-view cad_designs --policy daily --exclude-path /temp to ensure compliance before
analysis
D. Configure multi-tier policies to further archive recalled files to Azure Blob Cold tier
using --archive-policy azure-blob --storage-class cold --retention 10y
Answer: A, B, C
Explanation: Administering tiered data in a Cohesity View involves using the Helios UI's
Tiering Jobs dashboard to perform bulk recalls, filtering with parameters like --filter
"last_access > 2026-06-01" to target recently accessed CAD files and setting high priority
for faster on-demand retrieval from the View back to the NAS, critical for urgent
scenarios like product recalls. To manage resource usage during such operations, apply
quotas via set_view_quota --view-name cad_designs --soft-limit 2PB --hard-limit 2.5PB
--user-quota-enabled true, enforcing soft and hard limits per user or group to avoid over-
recall impacting cluster capacity. Additionally, leverage integrated Marketplace apps for
security, such as running antivirus scans with iris_scan --target-view cad_designs --policy
daily --exclude-path /temp to scan tiered *.dwg files for threats, ensuring compliance and
data integrity before analysis. While multi-tier archiving to Azure Blob is a valid
lifecycle management feature, configuring it post-recall with --archive-policy azure-blob
--storage-class cold --retention 10y is more suited for long-term offloading rather than
immediate administration during a recall event.
Question: 2386
A customer wants to limit the scope of the Marketplace app's data search to a particular
folder inside a SmartFiles View. What configuration or query technique achieves this?
A. Create a separate SmartFiles View for each folder before scanning
B. Use the �path:� prefix in the search query restricted to the target folder path
C. Configure the Marketplace application to whitelist only that folder path globally
D. Disable recursive scan option in the Marketplace app
Answer: B
Explanation: Using the �path:� prefix in the search query lets users restrict search to a
particular folder path inside a SmartFiles View logically. Creating separate views is
inefficient, global whitelist limits downloads, and disabling recursion just limits depth but
not path filtering.
Question: 2387
A telecom provider with stringent data sovereignty requirements configures Cohesity for
permanent offload of call records to EU-based cloud regions. In a scenario where cluster
capacity is at 82% on a Clustered Virtual Edition in VMware Cloud on AWS, which
Cloud solutions and settings ensure compliance with GDPR Article 32 security measures
during archival?
A. Use CloudArchive with EU S3 endpoint and enable pseudo-anonymization flags in
metadata tagging
B. Set CloudTier policy to offload at 80% utilization with EU Azure Cool Blob and
AES-256 in-flight encryption
C. Integrate QStar Archive Manager for hybrid tape offload with Integral Volume
mounted as NFS share
D. Deploy single-node Virtual Edition on AWS Outposts with local S3 for sovereignty-
compliant retention
Answer: B, C
Explanation: Setting CloudTier policy to offload at 80% utilization with EU Azure Cool
Blob and AES-256 in-flight encryption maintains data sovereignty in EU regions while
securing transfers under GDPR Article 32. Integrating QStar Archive Manager for hybrid
tape offload with an Integral Volume mounted as NFS allows permanent, compliant
archival to on-premises tape, avoiding cross-border data movement in VMware Cloud on
AWS setups.
Question: 2388
A global telecom operator configures backups for 1TB MongoDB sharded clusters in
Cohesity DataProtect as a Service, aiming for sub-5-minute RPO and 30-minute RTO
amid fluctuating cluster loads. Which advanced backup configurations meet these
objectives while handling oplog tailing?
A. Activation of CDP mode for oplog continuous capture, with timeline granularity set to
1 minute and failover to snapshot-based fallback on high churn
B. Policy definition with hourly fulls and 2-minute incrementals, incorporating quiet
times from 2-4 AM UTC to align with low-traffic windows
C. Deployment of shard-specific policies with affinity rules for local storage, and
integration with MongoDB's change streams for delta validation post-backup
D. Configuration of RTO-aware restore orchestration via Runbooks, pre-staging indexes
on target nodes and using parallel oplog replay at 200% speed
Answer: A, B, D
Explanation: CDP enables near-zero RPO by logging every oplog change, with snapshots
as resilient fallback. Quiet times prevent interference during backups, hourly fulls anchor
chains. Runbooks automate RTO by parallelizing replay. Shard affinity localizes I/O, but
change streams are monitoring, not config; 2-minute deltas exceed RPO goal.
Question: 2389
A financial firm with stringent SEC compliance requirements configures CloudArchive
Direct for a NAS share hosting 500 TB of transaction logs on Dell EMC Isilon, streaming
data directly to Google Cloud Storage Coldline without local backups to minimize on-
premises footprint. On October 10, 2026, auditors request granular recovery of folders
from Q3 2026 logs archived on September 30, 2026. The policy uses compression and
encryption with AES-256, and LCM is enabled for down-tiering after 90 days. Which
configurations and steps ensure accurate search and recovery of the specific folders while
maintaining immutability and avoiding ChangeList issues on Isilon?
A. Enable the --enable-lcm parameter in the archival policy to automatically down-tier
recovered data back to Coldline after restoration, using CLI: cohesity_protection_group
modify --id --policy {lcm: {enabled: true, daysAfter: 90}}
B. In the Cohesity UI, navigate to Protection > Protection Groups, select the NAS group,
and use Advanced Search with wildcard "*Q3_Transactions*" and filter by object type:
folder, then recover to an alternate path "/recovery/audit/Q3" preserving ACLs and
timestamps
C. Configure the external target with WORM immutability lock for 7 years via --
immutability {type: worm, retention: 2555 days} during registration, ensuring no
premature deletion during audit recovery
D. Disable Incremental Forever format in the external target setup using --archival-format
periodic_full, as ChangeList is unsupported for Isilon with CloudArchive Direct, to
enable full snapshot indexing for folder-level granularity
Answer: B, C
Explanation: Using Advanced Search with the wildcard "*Q3_Transactions*" and folder
object type filter leverages the locally stored metadata index on the Cohesity cluster for
fast, granular location of archived folders without scanning the entire Coldline bucket,
allowing recovery to an alternate path while preserving ACLs and timestamps for
compliance. Configuring WORM immutability with a 7-year retention (2555 days) on the
external target ensures archived data remains tamper-proof during the audit process,
aligning with SEC requirements, though LCM down-tiering is policy-driven post-
recovery and not directly impacting the immediate restore.
Question: 2390
AV 1.4PB S3 "Archive" Clam v0.107, 18GBps (21.1h). Proc?
A. add clam --21h, View On --upload
B. scan json, jq infected
C. All views 24h
D. UI S3 no
Answer: A, B
Explanation: Add/enable 21.1h, scan.
Question: 2391
A research institute secures IP in View "IPView" SMB with allowlists for partners
203.0.113.128/25 using cohesity_cli view partner-allowlist set IPView --subnet
203.0.113.128/25. Granular view for "Collaborators" on "/Patents". Leak via S3. Which
Views secure client IP?
A. Add S3 perms to allowlist for protocol consistency
B. Enable at-rest encryption with key management
C. Implement RBAC for collaborator granular
D. Use AI for leak detection in access patterns
Answer: A, B
Explanation: Adding S3 perms to allowlist prevents leaks by mirroring SMB restrictions
to 203.0.113.128/25. Enabling at-rest encryption protects stored IP. RBAC aids granular
but post-allowlist, and AI detects not prevents protocol gaps.
Question: 2392
In seismology, archived waveform data via CloudArchive Direct to Oracle Archive
recovers via CloudRetrieve on October 26, 2026, to SAC format for analysis, with phase
picking and velocity model integration. Which waveform steps?
A. Convert --waveform-to-sac {channels: xyz, pick_phases: auto} in job
B. Integrate --velocity-model {load: iasp91, apply_corrections: true}
C. Search "waveform:seismic AND event:m6.5_quake AND 2026-09*", to SAC tool
D. Filter --noise_reduction {method: bandpass_1_20hz}
Answer: A, C
Explanation: The --waveform-to-sac conversion with auto phase picking prepares data for
analysis tools. Search for seismic waveforms by event and date locates the M6.5 quake
data for SAC recovery.
Question: 2393
A biotech firm deploying Cohesity CloudArchive to Azure with Archive tier for genomic
sequences needs integration with Azure Sentinel for anomaly detection on access
patterns. Which prerequisites involve diagnostic settings and RBAC for Sentinel
connectors to monitor retrieval costs under $0.05/GB?
A. Enable diagnostic logs to Event Hubs for Sentinel ingestion
B. Assign Monitoring Reader role for cost anomaly alerts
C. Configure Archive tier rehydration notifications to Logic Apps
D. Use Azure Cost Management budgets for retrieval thresholds
Answer: A, B, C
Explanation: Diagnostic settings stream Archive access logs to Event Hubs, enabling
Sentinel to detect unusual patterns like bulk rehydrations. Monitoring Reader RBAC
allows Sentinel queries without data modification, while rehydration notifications via
Logic Apps automate alerts for costs exceeding $0.05/GB thresholds.
Question: 2394
In a mixed protocol View setup, an administrator wants to disable client write caching on
NFS exports to Strengthen data integrity following file server crashes. Which NFS export
option must be configured accordingly?
A. no_root_squash
B. sync
C. async
D. anonuid
Answer: B
Explanation: The 'sync' option forces NFS to write data synchronously to the disk,
improving integrity after crashes, whereas 'async' allows cached writes for better
performance but higher risk.
Question: 2395
A company wants to reduce storage costs by moving infrequently accessed data to the
cloud. Which benefit of CloudTier would most directly support this goal?
A. Improved data accessibility
B. Increased backup speed
C. Cost savings
D. Enhanced data security
Answer: C
Explanation: CloudTier enables organizations to move infrequently accessed data to the
cloud, which helps reduce on-premises storage costs, directly supporting cost savings.
Question: 2396
In a cybersecurity R&D lab simulating attacks, Cohesity SmartFiles manages threat logs
in SMB for simulation runs and S3 for forensic archives, needing anomaly-linked
governance; which two SmartFiles use cases link governance through DataGovern
integration and real-time flagging?
A. Integrating SmartFiles for machine data with DataGovern for anomaly classification in
SMB threat logs, enabling real-time flagging for S3 forensic archives
B. Utilizing SmartFiles as a secure digital repository with Cyera-embedded governance to
match threats in simulations, supporting compliance for R&D
C. Implementing SmartFiles for archive targets with WORM locking for logs, integrated
with quota management for archives
D. Configuring SmartFiles for content management to search simulation files via Insight
App, facilitating RBAC isolation
Answer: A, B
Explanation: Cohesity SmartFiles' machine data use case seamlessly integrates with
DataGovern to classify anomalies in SMB threat logs from simulations, triggering real-
time flagging and governance actions on S3 forensic archives, enhancing R&D lab's
threat modeling with proactive controls. This linkage fortifies research. Further, the
secure digital repository use case embeds Cyera for advanced data governance,
correlating simulation threats with sensitive patterns for compliance assurance; these
integrations provide robust, near-real-time security insights.
Question: 2397
For ransomware-resilient tiering of ERP data to S3, a retailer enables multi-layer security.
Which CloudTier options?
A. Activate air-gapped immutability on tiered objects.
B. Use AES-256 with rotated keys every 24 hours.
C. Set compression post-immutability lock.
D. Configure geo-dispersed targets for redundancy.
Answer: A, B
Explanation: Object immutability air-gaps tiers from ransomware. 24-hour key rotation in
AES-256 adds defense in depth for ERP data.
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