Refer to the exhibit. You run the Azure CLI command to create a DLP policy. The command fails with an error that the resource type is invalid. What is the most likely cause?
Trap 1: The --location parameter should be 'global' instead of 'eastus'.
DLP policies can be created in any region.
Trap 2: The --name parameter is missing the policy prefix.
Policy names do not require a prefix.
Trap 3: The --properties parameter should reference a URL instead of a file.
A local file path is acceptable.
- A
The --location parameter should be 'global' instead of 'eastus'.
Why wrong: DLP policies can be created in any region.
- B
The --name parameter is missing the policy prefix.
Why wrong: Policy names do not require a prefix.
- C
The resource type should be 'Microsoft.PowerPlatform/dlpPolicies'.
The correct resource type is 'dlpPolicies'.
- D
The --properties parameter should reference a URL instead of a file.
Why wrong: A local file path is acceptable.