(A company configures the CloudFront caching TTL to the following settings: Min: 0, Max: 172800. An administrator updates the Cache-Control setting…

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract:

In Amazon CloudFront, the caching TTL is controlled by the minimum and maximum TTL settings,

with the maximum TTL (in seconds) capping the cache duration. The current Max TTL is 172800

seconds (48 hours), and the Cache-Control setting of 432000 seconds (120 hours) is ignored because

it exceeds the Max TTL. To cache objects for up to 120 hours, the Max setting must be configured to

432000 seconds. The WGU Cloud Deployment and Operations Study Guide (Section 4.4, CloudFront

Caching) states, "The maximum TTL in CloudFront settings (e.g., 172800 seconds) overrides any

higher Cache-Control value; to allow 120 hours (432000 seconds), the Max TTL must be set

accordingly." Adjusting Min, expiration, or Cache-Control alone does not resolve this.