Non-returnable, non-volatile components, and SnapLock compliance
As a part of your NetApp Keystone subscription, NetApp extends the non-returnable, non-volatile components (NRNVC) offering for your file, block, and object services.
NetApp does not recover the physical storage media used during the entire service tenure or at service termination when NetApp otherwise recovers all of its physical assets used in the delivery of the service.
You can subscribe to this add-on service as a part of your Keystone subscription. If you have purchased this service, note the following:
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You do not need to return any drives and nonvolatile memory at end of the service term or if they failed or were found defective during the service term.
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However, you need to produce a certificate of destruction for the drives and/or nonvolatile memory and cannot be used for any other purpose.
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The additional cost associated with the NRNVC is charged as a percentage of the total subscription services (includes standard service, Advanced Data Protection, and data tiering) monthly bill.
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This service is applicable only to file, block, and object services.
For information about the standard and cloud services, see Keystone STaaS services.
For information about Service Levels, see Service Levels in Keystone.
SnapLock compliance
The SnapLock technology enables the NRNVC feature by making the drive unusable after the expiry date set in the volume. For using the SnapLock technology on your volumes, you need to subscribe to NRNVC. This is applicable only to file and block services.
For information about SnapLock technology, see What SnapLock is.