Multi-admin Verification (MAV) requires multiple authenticated approvals before executing sensitive operations such as Snapshot deletion.

Multi-admin Verification (MAV) requires multiple authenticated approvals before executing sensitive operations such as Snapshot deletion.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Depends on policy

Answer: (A)

Multi-admin Verification is about requiring more than one authenticated administrator to approve high-risk actions. In NetApp systems, enabling MAV means that a sensitive operation like deleting a Snapshot cannot proceed with a single authorization. Instead, the defined number of admins must review and approve the request in a formal workflow before the action executes. This creates a safeguard against accidental or malicious changes and aligns with change-control practices. The Snapshot deletion remains pending until the required approvals are obtained, after which the operation completes. Therefore, the statement is true.

Multi-admin Verification is about requiring more than one authenticated administrator to approve high-risk actions. In NetApp systems, enabling MAV means that a sensitive operation like deleting a Snapshot cannot proceed with a single authorization. Instead, the defined number of admins must review and approve the request in a formal workflow before the action executes. This creates a safeguard against accidental or malicious changes and aligns with change-control practices. The Snapshot deletion remains pending until the required approvals are obtained, after which the operation completes. Therefore, the statement is true.