Configuring a WORM Policy

This operation enables you to modify the WORM policy of a dtree.

Prerequisites

The WORM clock has been initialized.

Procedure

  1. Choose Resources > Resources > Dtree.
  2. Select a desired account from the Account drop-down list in the upper left corner.
  3. Select an owning namespace and click the name of a desired dtree. The dtree details page is displayed. Click the WORM tab.
  4. Click Configure.

    The Configure WORM Policy page is displayed.

  5. Select a policy mode. Possible options are:

    • Enterprise: used by enterprises to implement internal control. The retention period and permissions of common users and privileged users are set to ensure secure data access security and prevent data tampering, protecting archived files and data of enterprises. Common users cannot modify, rename, or delete files within the retention period. Privileged users (system administrators) cannot modify or rename files within the retention period, but they can use the privilege to delete files. Common users and system administrators cannot modify or rename files whose retention period expires, but can read or delete the files.

      Table 1 describes the related parameters.

      Table 1 Parameters of the Enterprise policy mode

      Parameter

      Description

      Max. Retention Period

      Specifies the maximum protection period supported by a namespace or dtree.

      Min. Retention Period

      Specifies the minimum protection period supported by a namespace or dtree.

      Default Retention Period

      Indicates the default protection period after a file enters the protection state.

      Auto Lock

      After this function is enabled, if a file is not modified within the default waiting time, the file automatically enters the locked state.

      Legal Hold File Modification

      Common users and privileged users cannot delete legal hold files within the retention period.

      After the function is enabled, the retention periods of the legal hold files can be modified.

    • None: indicates the None mode, which means that uploaded objects are not protected by default.

      After Legal Hold File Modification is enabled, the retention periods of the legal hold files can be modified.

  6. Click OK.

    Confirm your operation as prompted.