A backup administrator wants to skip backing up media files in various user directories on a Microsoft Windows client. The media files all have extensions of “WAV”, “AVI” or “MP4”.
A global directive is created as shown below and applied to the client resource.
After the next full backup, the administrator notices that none of the media files were skipped.
Why were they media files backed up?
A . “skip” does not have a leading “+” in the directive to make it apply recursively
B . File extensions are case sensitive so the directive did not match the files
C . Three file extensions need to be specified on separate lines in the directive
D . “/” is not a valid specification for a Windows file system in a directive
Answer: A
Explanation:
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