問題文
A backup team creates a file share that a single Windows application writes to, and the template they started from exposes that share over three file protocols at once. Why does the hardening guidance ask them to leave only the protocol the application uses?
選択肢
- Each enabled protocol reserves its own portion of cluster memory, so removing the unused handlers returns the capacity which the write throughput of the share depends on.
- Each enabled protocol carries a retention setting of its own, so the retention of a file on the share follows whichever handler happened to be used when it was written.
- Each enabled protocol is another authenticated way into the same data, so the reachable surface of that one share grows with every handler no workload asked for.
- Each enabled protocol stores what it receives in a format of its own, so several handlers make the stored copy of the share grow roughly in proportion to their number.