To manage large files in your site, what configurations should you make?

• A. Temporarily increase file size limit and consider disabling indexing for large attachments
• B. Decrease file size limit and leave indexing on
• C. Move all attachments to external storage
• D. Permanently increase file size limit and never disable indexing

Answer: (D)

When dealing with large attachments, two controls matter: how big uploads can be and whether those attachments are included in the site search. Allowing larger uploads means users can store substantial documents without hitting a hard stop. Keeping indexing on ensures those large files remain discoverable through search, so teammates can find the information they need without sifting through every attachment manually. Disabling indexing would hide content from search, making large files much harder to locate. Decreasing the limit would prevent users from uploading legitimate large files. External storage is an option, but it introduces extra steps and potential access issues. So, the best approach is to permanently increase the attachment size limit and keep indexing enabled.