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Your Windows server holds contract documents on an NTFS disk volume. Users make revisions to documents before they are finalized. You need to ensure previous versions of files are available to users. What should you configure?

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Topics:    
- Disk Types and Configurations    
- Tiering    
- File System Types    

Cloud storage is based on technologies that have long been used, such as SCSI and SATA. The cloud provides self-provisioning, metered usage, and elasticity of storage resources based on these storage standards.    
While public cloud providers take care of the underlying storage technologies, knowledge of disk types, interfaces, file systems, and RAID configurations is critical when setting up a private cloud.    
 


Your Windows server holds contract documents on an NTFS disk volume. Users make revisions to documents before they are finalized. You need to ensure previous versions of files are available to users. What should you configure?






 
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