One of your subsidiaries on another continent is complaining about content retrieval performance
in
Documentum Desktop and asks for your advice.
What do you recommend to improve the situation?

You have selected to create an initial XML store as part of your new Content Server installation.
What is one of the ways to ensure that the new XML content files your users create are stored in
that location by default?

You have installed Trusted Content Services. Content from the finance department is scanned to
the filestore “short_term” with digital shredding enabled. After 180 days the content needs to be
migrated to a Centera device.
How do you accomplish this task?

In a basic Documentum repository installation, the Default storage location for your content files is
filestore_01 and that is backed up daily. When a document has not been modified in six months it
should be moved to filestore_02 on a lower-cost media backed up less frequently.
How would you make sure content gets moved from filestore_01 to filestore_02 when it meets the
criteria?

Department managers have complained about the storage management costs they have to pay
for.
Your manager asks you to find a way to reduce those costs.
How do you reduce Documentum storage needs?

Which file do you modify to disable the Content Storage Services (CSS) policy engine?

Which statement is true about Content Storage Services (CSS) “standard” rules?

What is a content migration policy?

In order to move some content from one filestore to another, you have decided to execute the
MIGRATE_CONTENT administration method. You test the migration task and notice that the
migration process takes much longer than acceptable. The system is using a small portion of the
available CPU and memory resources.
Assuming that Content Storage Services (CSS) is installed and High-Volume Server (HVS) is not
installed, how can you reduce the total amount time for this task to complete?

What are the necessary steps to enable parallel content migration?