What role does the CMM play in directory management?

• A. The CMM governs which relationship among directories?
• B. The CMM handles logging
• C. The CMM handles power supply
• D. The CMM manages boot sequences

Answer: (A)

Directory management relies on a defined model of how directories relate to one another. The CMM is responsible for enforcing that model, deciding what kinds of relationships exist (for example, which directory is the parent of another, how containment or linking is defined) and ensuring those relationships remain consistent as the tree changes. By governing these relationships, the CMM shapes how the directory structure is navigated, searched, and how access policies apply across it. It does not handle logging, power supply, or boot sequences, which are outside directory management.