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The VMCA2022 certification exam is intended to test the candidate's knowledge and skills related to Veeam Availability Suite v11. VMCA2022 exam consists of 40 multiple-choice questions and is designed to be completed within 60 minutes. VMCA2022 exam covers a range of topics including Veeam Backup & Replication, Veeam ONE, Veeam Agents, and Veeam Backup for AWS and Azure.
Earning the Veeam VMCA2022 certification demonstrates that an IT professional has the knowledge and skills required to design, deploy, and manage Veeam Availability Suite. VMCA 2022 certification is highly valued by organizations that use Veeam Availability Suite as it validates the candidate's ability to ensure data protection and high availability. VMCA 2022 certification also provides career advancement opportunities for IT professionals who want to specialize in virtualization and data protection technologies.
NEW QUESTION # 14
Which type of backup job will you need more informacion on to properly plan backup copy job settings later to make sure you are creating the required number of restore point per day offsite?
- A. Silver tier backup jobs
- B. Gold tier backup jobs
- C. Bronze tier backup jobs
- D. Laptop backup jobs
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The gold tier backup jobs have the most stringent recovery point objective (RPO) of one hour for image backup and 15 minutes for transaction log backup. This means that they need to run more frequently than the other backup jobs and create more restore points per day. Therefore, to properly plan the backup copy job settings, you will need more information on the gold tier backup jobs, such as the number of VMs, the size of backups, the change rate, the retention policy, and the bandwidth available for copying backups to the offsite location.
References: [Backup Copy], [Backup Methods], [Continuous Data Protection]
NEW QUESTION # 15
Which of the following areas would benefit from additional analysis on areas mentioned in the casa study?
(Choose 3)
- A. NAS
- B. OneDrive
- C. MSSQL
- D. VMware
- E. PostgreSQL
- F. Hyper-V
Answer: A,B,E
Explanation:
Explanation
To design a solution that meets the needs and requirements of Veeam University Hospital, you need to conduct a thorough analysis on the areas mentioned in the case study. This will help you to understand the current state of the environment, the goals and expectations of the stakeholders, and the constraints and challenges of the project.
According to the case study, some of the areas that would benefit from additional analysis are:
*NAS. This area would benefit from additional analysis because NAS systems are used to store confidential patient data as unstructured data, which need to be backed up consistently and securely. You need to collect more information about the characteristics and performance of the NAS systems, such as the size and type of data, the number and distribution of files, the largest file size, the version of SMB protocol, the deduplication and compression ratios, etc. This will help you to design a solution that can meet the backup and recovery objectives, as well as the regulatory and security requirements, for the NAS data.
*PostgreSQL. This area would benefit from additional analysis because PostgreSQL databases are used by some of the departments, with a mix of virtual and physical deployments. You need to collect more information about the configuration and performance of the PostgreSQL databases, such as the version and edition, the operating system and platform, the backup and restore methods and tools, the consistency and integrity requirements, etc. This will help you to design a solution that can support and integrate with PostgreSQL databases, as well as provide consistent and reliable backups and restores.
*OneDrive. This area would benefit from additional analysis because OneDrive is used by all doctor and lab staff to store their user data on their laptops, which also need to be backed up. You need to collect more information about the usage and performance of OneDrive, such as the number and size of files, the synchronization frequency and settings, the authentication and authorization methods, etc. This will help you to design a solution that can protect and recover OneDrive data, as well as exclude any operating system or personal files from backup.
Topic 2, Veeam Life and Indemnity
Executive Summary:
Veeam Life and Indemnity is expanding its existing Veeam backup infrastructure to protect additional virtual machines, physical server and NAS workloads at their Fresno, CA and Carson City, NY data centers.
The original installation and configuration of Veeam software occurred two years ago. Since the installation, the organization has grown, and as a result, the Veeam Infrastructure needs to be resized to accommodate the existing and new workloads.
For the past three months, Veeam Life and Indemnity has noticed that they are having issues with backups completing within the allotted backup window. Only 40% of backup jobs complete successfully, so they have broken the backups into two sets, and they run them on alternating days. They have also stopped all backups for their development environment.
In addition, the original configuration required a daily backup copy job, but to the issue with backups completing, this has been modified to run only on Sundays.
They have also noticed a degradation in storage performance and are having to purchase new storage on a quarterly basis to accommodate data growth.
Solution Concept:
Veeam Life and Indemnity is upgrading Veeam Backup & Replication to the last version. They are also replacing all legacy physical hardware and storage with current generation equipment. Veeam Life and Indemnity wants to be able to ensure that all backups, including production and dev test workloads, can run every night and that all backups complete within the required backup window. In addition, Veeam Life and Indemnity would like to run daily copy jobs to ensure that a copy of all backed up data resides at both physical sites.
Veeam Life and Indemnity has also expressed concern about the threat of ransomware. They have not experienced a data breach of any kind but would like to ensure the ability of recover should one occur.
Existing Technical Environment:
Veeam Life and Indemnity has VMware clusters in all locations. These clusters are broken into two categories:
general use virtual workloads, and application specific workloads, such as MSSQL and Oracle.
All customer data is subject to government regulation and must be kept secure at all times.
Veeam Life and Indemnity has a proprietary CRM system that must be quiesced prior to backup.
All email is hosted in Office 365.
All database servers are virtualized.
All virtual machines are categorized as either gold, silver, or bronze, with different service-level agreements based on tier.
All backups currently encrypted in flight and at rest.
Internet connectivity at both sites is current 1 Gbps, with plans to increase to 2 Gbps soon.
All field sales reps are assigned a company laptop that runs a CRM client.
The LAN at each location supports up to 40 Gbps bandwidth.
All backups are currently written to Scaled-out Backup Repositories with each extent residing on a CIFS share.
Each department has its own vLAN, with a total of 30 vLANs for production traffic.
A single management vLAN is stretched between sites.
All unstructured data resides either on 10 NFS shares on the company's incumbent NAS devices, or Windows file servers as file shares.
VMware uses vSAN for VM datastores.
All vLAN must traverse a firewall to communicate, and the backup network itself is no routable.
All network traffic between clusters is required to traverse a firewall.
The firewall devices can support up to 20 Gbps.
Business Requirements:
Due to limited manpower, all backups should be dynamically scope.
All backups must be copied across site outside of the current backup window to avoid any backup performance issues.
Due to the sensitivity of customer data, tier 1 helpdesk personnel must not be able to access these backups.
They should have access to restore non-customer data.
Backup administrators are subject toa rigorous background check and should be the only staff able to perform restores of confidential customer data.
For any legal issues, fast and timely discovery from backup data should be supported.
For security purposes, all storage should be hardened to prevent data breaches.
Remote sales staff should have the ability to start a backup oh their devices.
Due to regulatory requirements, audits must be performed periodically to ensure successful and consistent backups, as well adherence to security policies.
Technical Requirements:
All backups must complete within the hours of 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. local time Backup copy jobs must successfully complete daily outside of the backup window.
Gold tier virtual machines have a recovery point objective of the one hour for image backup, and 15 minutes for traction log backup, with a recovery time objective of four hours.
Silver tier virtual machines have a recovery point objective of 24 hours, with a recovery time objective of eight hours.
Bronze tier virtual machines have a recovery point objective of seven days, with no defined recovery time objective.
NAS devices and file servers have a recovery point objective of four hours, with no specified recovery time objective.
Eight weekly backup, three monthly backups, and seven yearly backups should be retained for regulatory requirements.
All data must be encrypted in flight and rest.
Alternative decryption capabilities on encrypted backups must be possible in the event of lost passwords.
Role Based Access Control must be used to prevent unauthorized access to backup data.
New storage must be hardened to prevent intrusion, and if possible, the data written must be unchangeable to prevent ransomware attacks.
All backups must be scanned prior to any restore operations for malware.
All gold level systems must have a custom script run before restore to ensure compliance to specific legal statutes.
Gold tier backups must be tested to verify recoverability.
Only silver tier systems should be indexed during backups, with the exception of laptops belonging to the sales field.
All personal files on laptops should be excluded from backup
All MSSQL server backups should exclude the H: drive.
NEW QUESTION # 16
In addition to scanning all backup for malware before restoring, what additional Veeam capabilities must be included in the conceptual design for gold level systems? (Choose 2)
- A. SureReplica
- B. File indexing
- C. SureBackup
- D. Secure Restore
- E. Stage Restore
Answer: C,D
Explanation:
Explanation
The additional Veeam capabilities that must be included in the conceptual design for gold level systems are SureBackup and Secure Restore. SureBackup is a feature that allows you to automatically verify the recoverability of your backups by running them in an isolated virtual lab. This can help you meet the requirement of testing the gold tier backups to verify recoverability. Secure Restore is a feature that allows you to scan your backups for malware before restoring them to the production environment. This can help you meet the requirement of scanning all backups for malware before restoring.
References: [SureBackup], [Secure Restore]
NEW QUESTION # 17
During Veeam deployment, Veeam Life and Indemnity has determined that the latency encountered during backup of the virtualized MSSQL Server database running on vSAN is too high. What is the recommended step Veeam Life and Indemnity can take to improve this?
- A. Implement Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows on the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers.
- B. Use backup from storage snapshot for the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers.
- C. Turn off application-aware processing for the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers.
- D. Use Veeam Replication to create replicas of the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers at the remote site, then backup the replicas.
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The recommended step that Veeam Life and Indemnity can take to improve the latency encountered during backup of the virtualized MSSQL Server database running on vSAN is to implement Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows on the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers. Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows is a data protection solution that allows you to back up physical or virtual Windows machines at the guest OS level. Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows can provide application-aware processing and transaction log backup for MSSQL servers, as well as support for vSAN storage snapshots. Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows can also reduce the latency by performing backups without using VMware snapshots, which can cause stun issues on vSAN.
NEW QUESTION # 18
What information is missing form discovery?
- A. What type of backup storage is currently used.
- B. What backup transport mode is currently used.
- C. What the current LAN bandwidth is at Fresno.
- D. What the available bandwidth is between Fresno and Carson City.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
The information that is missing from discovery is what the available bandwidth is between Fresno and Carson City. This information is important for designing and sizing the backup copy jobs that need to run daily between the two sites. The available bandwidth can affect the backup copy performance, duration, and size.
For example, you can use the available bandwidth to estimate how much data can be transferred between the sites within the backup copy window. You can also use theavailable bandwidth to determine whether you need to use compression, deduplication, or WAN acceleration to optimize the backup copy traffic.
NEW QUESTION # 19
What can be done to validate that the design meets target SLAs and does not exceed repository growthprotections?
- A. Ensure job throughput matches extensions. Cross-compare with available network throughput, disk speed and initial sizing calculations.
- B. Recommend standalone backup copy jobs are created for gold tier virtual machines that do not successfully backup within one hour.
- C. Export job history for review. Ensure the bottleneck statistics point to source. Turn off indexing for jobs that do not meet SLA requirements.
- D. Use backup file growth report form Veeam ONE to find outliers. Ask business and application teams to delete excess data
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The method that can be used to validate that the design meets target SLAs and does not exceed repository growth projections is to ensure job throughput matches extensions and cross-compare with available network throughput, disk speed and initial sizing calculations. Job throughput is the measure of how much data is processed and transferred by a backup job per unit of time. Job throughput can be affected by various factors such as network bandwidth, disk performance, compression, deduplication, encryption, etc. By ensuring job throughput matches extensions, you can verify that your backup jobs are running as expected and meeting the SLAs. By cross-comparing job throughput with available network throughput, disk speed and initial sizing calculations, you can identify any bottlenecks or discrepancies that might affect your backup performance or storage consumption.
NEW QUESTION # 20
What information is necessary for designing a solution and must be gathered during discovery? (Choose 3) Size of the backup create by the incumbent backup solution.
- A. Amount of disk space provisioned.
- B. Size of IT team.
- C. Operating systems used to run the workloads.
- D. Allowed backup windows.
- E. Amount of used disk space.
Answer: A,C,D
Explanation:
Explanation
To design a solution that meets the needs and requirements of Veeam University Hospital, you need to gather some information during the discovery phase. This information will help you to understand the current state of the environment, the goals and expectations of the stakeholders, and the constraints and challenges of the project.
According to the Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide1, some of the information that is necessary for designing a solution and must be gathered during discovery are:
*Operating systems used to run the workloads. This information will help you to determine the compatibility and supportability of the workloads with Veeam products and features, as well as the licensing and configuration requirements.
*Allowed backup windows. This information will help you to plan and schedule the backup jobs according to the availability and performance of the workloads, as well as the service level agreements (SLAs) and recovery point objectives (RPOs) of the organization.
*Amount of used disk space. This information will help you to estimate the backup storage requirements, as well as the backup compression and deduplication ratios, based on the type and size of the data.
NEW QUESTION # 21
Based on the requirements, what is the recommended storage option for the backups kept on-premises?
- A. Physical server with Veeam Hardened Repository
- B. Deduplicating storage appliance
- C. Immutable public cloud object storage
- D. Repurposing existing backup storage
Answer: A
Explanation:
Explanation
The recommended storage option for the backups kept on-premises is a physical server with Veeam Hardened Repository. A Veeam Hardened Repository is a type of backup repository that provides immutability and ransomware protection for backup files by using Linux XFS file system features and Linux access control mechanisms. A physical server is preferred over a virtual server for better performance, security, and scalability. A Veeam Hardened Repository meets the customer's requirements for compliance, security, and retention, as well as supports all backup types and features.
NEW QUESTION # 22
While deciding which transport mode to use for the proxies, you notice that one of the requirements is support the encrypted datastore in VMware. Which processing modes can you leverage for the backup proxies?
(Choose 3)
- A. Direct SMB.
- B. Direct NFS.
- C. Network (NBD) mode.
- D. Network mode with Encryption (NBDSSL).
- E. Direct SAN.
- F. Virtual Appliance (HotAdd) mode.
Answer: A,D,F
Explanation:
Explanation
To access encrypted datastores in VMware, you need to use a transport mode that supports encryption. The following transport modes support encryption:
*Network mode with Encryption (NBDSSL): This mode uses an encrypted network connection between the backup proxy and the ESXi host to read and write data from the encrypted datastore. This mode does not require direct access to the datastore, but it can be slower than other modes due to network traffic and encryption overhead2
*Virtual Appliance (HotAdd) mode: This mode uses a virtual backup proxy that runs on an ESXi host and attaches virtual disks of the encrypted VMs to itself using the VMware vSphere API. This mode requires that the backup proxy and the source VMs reside on the same datastore or on datastores that are accessible by the same ESXi host. This mode can offer better performance than network mode, but it can also cause SCSI reservation conflicts if multiple backup proxies access the same datastore simultaneously3
*Direct SMB: This mode uses a physical backup proxy that accesses the encrypted datastore over the SMB protocol. This mode requires that the datastore is configured as an SMB share and that the backup proxy has read and write permissions on it. This mode can offer high performance and scalability, but it also requires additional configuration steps and security considerations4 The following transport modes do not support encryption:
*Network (NBD) mode: This mode uses an unencrypted network connection between the backup proxy and the ESXi host, which cannot access encrypted datastores2
*Direct SAN: This mode uses a physical backup proxy that accesses the encrypted datastore over the SAN fabric, which cannot decrypt encrypted data5
*Direct NFS: This mode uses a physical backup proxy that accesses the encrypted datastore over the NFS protocol, which does not support encryption6 References:
1: Hardened Repository - User Guide for VMware vSphere 2: Network Mode - User Guide for VMware vSphere 3: Virtual Appliance Mode - User Guide for VMware vSphere 4: Direct SMB Access Mode - User Guide for VMware vSphere 5: Direct SAN Access Mode - User Guide forVMware vSphere 6: Direct NFS Access Mode - User Guide for VMware vSphere
NEW QUESTION # 23
What assumption can be made for the conceptual design?
- A. VMware tagging will be used to enable dynamic scoping of backups.
- B. Veeam Agent backups of sale staff laptops should be managed by the backup server.
- C. All new backup storage should utilize Windows ReFS block cloning.
- D. Tape backups of all servers will be used for ransomware protection.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The assumption that can be made for the conceptual design is that Veeam Agent backups of sale staff laptops should be managed by the backup server. This assumption is based on the best practice and recommendation for using Veeam Backup & Replication. Veeam Agent backups of sale staff laptops should be managed by the backup server to enable centralized management, monitoring, and reporting of all agent-based backups. This can also simplify the backup configuration, scheduling, and retention for the laptop agents.
NEW QUESTION # 24
You are examining the requirement: "If possible, the data written must be unchangeable to prevent ransomware attacks." Which types of jobs do not support using immutability from S3 Object Lock or hardened repositories? (Choose two)
- A. Agent for Mac backups
- B. Linux Agent backup copy jobs
- C. NAS backups
- D. VMware backup jobs
Answer: A,C
Explanation:
Explanation
The types of jobs that do not support using immutability from S3 Object Lock or hardened repositories are NAS backups and Agent for Mac backups. These types of jobs do not have the option to enable immutability in their settings, unlike VMware, Hyper-V, Linux Agent, or Windows Agent backup jobs. Therefore, they cannot leverage the immutability feature of S3 Object Lock or hardened repositories to protect their backups from ransomware or malicious deletion.
References: [S3 Object Lock Immutability], [Hardened Linux Repository], [NAS Backup], [Agent for Mac]
NEW QUESTION # 25
Based on the customer Windows and Linux file server backup requirements, which component will help them meet their stated objectives?
- A. Add a Windows Server, enable indexing of backups and ensure authenticated users are configured to appropriate AD Groups policies.
- B. Use Backup Enterprise Manager with indexing enabled on virtual machine and Agent backups with RBAC policies.
- C. Add Windows and Linux server, enable indexing of backups and ensure authenticated users are configured to appropriate RBAC policy.
- D. Deploy Veeam Backup & Replication console and set RBAC policies to Administrator Role.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
Based on the customer Windows and Linux file server backup requirements, the best component to help them meet their stated objectives is Backup Enterprise Manager with indexing enabled on virtual machine and Agent backups with RBAC policies. This is because:
*Backup Enterprise Manager allows the customer to manage and monitor backup jobs across multiple backup servers from a single web-based interface1.
*Indexing enables the customer to perform file-level recovery from the backups of Windows and Linux servers, as well as search for files across all backups2.
*RBAC policies allow the customer to delegate permissions to different users and groups for performing file-level recovery, based on their roles and restore scopes3.
References: 1: Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager Guide 2: Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide 3:
Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager Guide > Configuring Accounts and Roles
NEW QUESTION # 26
How would you configure replication with seeding, considering this deployment will have a Veeam Backup Server in both the primary and secondary site?
- A. On the Veeam Backup & Replication server at the primary site, create a backup job of the source machine from the primary site. At the secondary site import seeding data from this backup job. Create a replica job pointing to this backup job using re-mapping.
- B. On the Veeam Backup & Replication server at the primary site, create a backup job and backup copy job sending data to the secondary site. At the secondary site, create a replica job pointing to therepository with the backup copy data.
- C. On the Veeam Backup & Replication server at the secondary site, create a backup job of the source virtual machine from the primary site. At the secondary site, create a backup copy job pulling the data from the primary and create a replica job pointing to the repository with the backup copy data.
- D. On the Veeam Backup & Replication server at the primary site, create a backup job of the source virtual machine from the primary site. At the secondary site, create a replica job pointing to the repository with the backup job data.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
Option C uses replica seeding to reduce the network traffic during the initial replication. By creating a backup job of the source VM at the primary site and pointing the replica job to that backup repository at the secondary site, Veeam Backup & Replication can restore the VM from the backup and synchronize it with the latest state of the source VM. Then it can use the restored VM as a replica2 Reference: Replica Seeding and Mapping - User Guide for VMware vSphere
NEW QUESTION # 27
Upon additional investigation, it is uncovered that the virtual machines to be replicated with a one-hour time have several separate large VMDKs with a high change rate per virtual machine on the same datastore. What mitigating techniques might be required?
- A. Implement Wan accelerator.
- B. Replicate to a single VMware datastore used just for replicas.
- C. Recommend migrating some of the VMDKs to alternative datastore.
- D. Use a dedicated Veeam Backup & Replication server just for replication.
Answer: A,C
Explanation:
Explanation
To design a solution that meets the replication requirement for Veeam University Hospital, you need to consider some of the mitigating techniques that might be required for the virtual machines that have several separate large VMDKs with a high change rate per virtual machine on the same datastore. This will help you to overcome some of the challenges and limitations that may affect the replication performance and efficiency, as well as the recovery point objective (RPO) of the organization.
According to the Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide, some of the mitigating techniques that might be required are:
*Implement WAN accelerator. This technique can help you to reduce the amount of data that needs to be transferred and processed between the source and target sites, by using caching, deduplication, compression, and encryption. You need to deploy a pair of WAN accelerators, one at the source site and one at the target site, and configure them in the replication job settings. This technique can improve the replication speed and efficiency, as well as save network bandwidth and storage space.
*Recommend migrating some of the VMDKs to alternative datastores. This technique can help you to avoid performance degradation and resource contention on the source datastore, by distributing the load and I/O across multiple datastores. You need to use VMware tools or commands, such as Storage vMotion or svmotion, to migrate some of the VMDKs to other datastores that have enough capacity and performance. This technique can improve the replication stability and reliability, as well as reduce the impact on the production environment.
Therefore, based on these techniques, the answer that describes which mitigating techniques might be required is A and C.
NEW QUESTION # 28
The customer has stated that synthetic operations and backups copy jobs must be completed in the desired window. Which components should be sized correctly to ensure that this will be successful?
- A. Proxy and gateway servers.
- B. Veeam Backup & Replication and gateway servers.
- C. Repository and gateway servers.
- D. Proxy and repository servers.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
According to the Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide1, the proxy and repository servers are the components that should be sized correctly to ensure that synthetic operations and backup copy jobs can be completed in the desired window. This is because:
*The proxy server is responsible for retrieving data from the source and sending it to the target. The proxy server performance depends on the CPU, memory, network, and storage resources available. The proxy server should have enough CPU cores and memory to handle concurrent tasks, as well as sufficient network bandwidth and storage throughput to transfer data efficiently.
*The repository server is responsible for storing backup files on the target storage. The repository server performance depends on the CPU, memory, network, and storage resources available. The repository server should have enough CPU cores and memory to handle concurrent tasks, as well as sufficient network bandwidth and storage throughput to write data efficiently. The repository server should also support the backup format and retention policy chosen for the backup copy job.
References: 1: Backup copy jobs - Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide
NEW QUESTION # 29
For any replicated virtual workloads, the data must not be more than one hour old. What could be a potential risk to the SLA for the offsite disaster recovery aspect of this requirement?
- A. Average virtual machine size
- B. The quantity of network hops.
- C. Data change rate.
- D. Local area network bandwidth.
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
To design a disaster recovery solution that meets the requirement of having the replicated virtual workloads data not more than one hour old, you need to consider some of the potential risks and challenges that may affect the service level agreement (SLA) for the offsite disaster recovery aspect of this requirement. This will help you to ensure the availability and reliability of the replication and failover processes, as well as the recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) of the organization.
According to the Veeam Backup & Replication Best Practice Guide, one of the potential risks to the SLA for the offsite disaster recovery aspect of this requirement is B. Data change rate.
This risk means that:
*The data change rate is the amount of data that is modified, added, or deleted in a given time period. It is usually measured in percentage or megabytes per hour.
*The data change rate affects the replication performance and efficiency, as it determines how much data needs to be transferred and processed between the source and target sites.
*The data change rate also affects the replication frequency and consistency, as it determines how often and how accurately the replicas are updated and synchronized with the source workloads.
*The data change rate may vary depending on the type and activity of the workloads, such as database, file server, web server, etc. Some workloads may have a high data change rate, while others may have a low data change rate.
*The data change rate may exceed the available bandwidth or storage capacity between the source and target sites, which may result in replication failures, delays, or errors. This may compromise the SLA for the offsite disaster recovery aspect of this requirement, as it may cause the replicated virtual workloads data to be more than one hour old.
This risk has some implications for designing a solution with Veeam products and features, such as:
*The customer or a third-party vendor must monitor and measure the data change rate of the workloads that need to be replicated, as well as the available bandwidth and storage capacity between the source and target sites. This will help to plan and optimize the replication infrastructure, such as the proxy servers, repository servers, WAN accelerators, and failover plans, based on the data change rate.
*The customer or a third-party vendor must configure and adjust the replication settings and policies, such as the replication method, schedule, frequency, retention, compression, deduplication, etc., based on the data change rate. This will help to improve the replication performance and efficiency, as well as to meet the SLA for the offsite disaster recovery aspect of this requirement.
NEW QUESTION # 30
While going through the discovery data for the NAS environment, you determine several key metrics are missing for later deign and sizing. Which of the following should you collect from the customer about the data stored on the on the NAS per site? (Choose 3)
- A. Total number of files (in millions) to be backed up
- B. Amount of source data before dedupe and compression
- C. Large file size
- D. Retention requirements
- E. Number of shares and compressed source data
Answer: A,B,D
NEW QUESTION # 31
Assuming that you put the backup repositories in the backup network only, what possible issue could arise?
- A. Capacity Tier Could offload is no possible.
- B. SQL logs cannot be shipped to repository.
- C. The proxies cannot communicate with the repositories.
- D. Laptop agents cannot communicate with the repository.
Answer: D
Explanation:
Explanation
A possible issue that could arise if you put the backup repositories in the backup network only is that laptop agents cannot communicate with the repository. This is because laptop agents are not part of the backup network, which is non-routable according to the existing technical environment.Therefore, laptop agents cannot access or write data to the backup repositories in the backup network unless there is a proxy or gateway server that can bridge the communication between them.
References: [Veeam Agents Management Guide], [Veeam Backup Infrastructure Sizing Calculator]
NEW QUESTION # 32
The customer has expressed concerns based on their technical requirements regarding the gold tier virtual machines and the recoverability of backup files. How can the recoverability testing be accomplished to meet the customer's requirements?
- A. Select the backup file in the Veeam backup & Replication console and click "verify backup"
- B. Perform a test of replica and ensure the failover completes successfully
- C. Create a virtual lab in the customer's environment, and then Surebackup jobs to verify backups.
- D. User the storage level corruption guard to do a health check
Answer: C
Explanation:
Explanation
The best way to accomplish the recoverability testing of backup files for gold tier virtual machines to meet the customer's requirements is to create a virtual lab in the customer's environment, and then use SureBackup jobs to verify backups. A virtual lab is an isolated environment where you can run your backups or replicas without affecting the production environment. A SureBackup job is a process that allows you to automatically verify the recoverability of your backups by running them in a virtual lab. By using these features, you can ensure that your backups are consistent, functional, and compliant with SLAs and regulations.
NEW QUESTION # 33
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