To configure Cloud Data Sense to scan specific OneDrive accounts, such as those in the marketing department, two key components are necessary. First, Data Sense must be provided with a list of the target user accounts to be scanned. This is typically done by providing their email addresses or selecting them from an Azure AD group. Second, Data Sense requires authorization to access the data within these OneDrive accounts. This is accomplished by authenticating with an account that holds administrative privileges over the OneDrive for Business service, such as a Microsoft 365 Global Administrator, which grants the necessary API permissions for the scan.

B. This is less precise. While the administrative account is an Azure AD account within the tenant, the required permissions are specific to the Microsoft 365 services (like OneDrive), not general Azure tenant administration.

C. This method is incorrect. Requiring individual user credentials is a major security risk, is not scalable, and violates the principle of least privilege. Centralized, admin-based authentication is the correct approach.

1. NetApp BlueXP Documentation, "Add a Microsoft OneDrive data source": This official documentation outlines the requirements for connecting Data Sense to OneDrive.

Reference for Answer D: The "Prerequisites" section states: "An Office 365 account with global administrator permissions for the tenant." This confirms the need for administrative credentials for the service.

Reference for Answer A: Step 4 of the procedure states: "Choose whether to scan all user accounts or specific user accounts." To scan specific accounts (the marketing department), you must identify them, which supports the need for a list of users (e.g., by email address or group selection).