A. Configure the software for multi-cloud deployment
B. Set up appropriate Azure storage account configurations
C. Ensure a direct connection to on-premises servers
D. Select the highest available compute tier
A. Cloud only
B. On-prem only
C. On-prem and cloud
D. Third-party managed service provider
A. 2
B. 1
C. 4
D. 3
A. PowerProtect Data Manager, NetWorker, IBM BRMS, and NetBackup.
B. NetWorker, Avamar, PowerProtect Data Manager, and NetBackup.
C. Avamar, Veeam, NetBackup, and IBM Tivoli Storage Manager.
D. NetWorker, Avamar, Veeam, and Veritas NetBackup.
A. Tracking the success rate of backup jobs and data integrity checks
B. Regular audits of physical hardware only
C. Frequent changes to backup policies
D. Focusing on software updates exclusively
A. PowerProtect Data Manager
B. PowerProtect DD (Data Domain)
C. Avamar
D. NetWorker
A. Ensuring compatibility with AWS EC2 instances
B. Using the same settings as for a physical server
C. Assigning a public IP address to each instance
D. Selecting the most expensive AWS instance
A. Configuring the recovery point objectives (RPOs) and recovery time objectives (RTOs)
B. Assigning a dedicated team for manual recovery operations
C. Regularly updating the disaster recovery plan documentation
D. Setting up a direct link to external cloud storage
A. PowerProtect Cyber Recovery software will stop creating the PIT
B. Analyze operation and alerting fail after a 90-day grace period
C. CyberSense will switch to a limited functionality mode, providing only basic monitoring
D. Analyze operation will continue as usual
A. Regularly changing the background color of the UI
B. Focusing only on the jobs with the longest duration
C. Keeping track of job completion status and error logs
D. Checking the jobs once every month
