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NEW QUESTION # 36
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 repository servers.
• B. Proxy and gateway servers.
• C. Repository and gateway servers.
• D. Veeam Backup & Replication and gateway servers.

Answer: A

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 # 37
In order to improve the likelihood that a ransomware attack on the Veeam infrastructure will not be successful, which of the following should Veeam University Hospital do?

• A. Remove all remote access from Veeam administrators.
• B. Ensure that none of the Veeam components are on the production Active Directory domain.
• C. Protect the Veeam components on the production Active Directory Forest with multi-factor authentication.
• D. Implement a strong password security policy on shared administrative accounts.

Answer: C

Explanation:
Explanation
*MFA is a security method that requires users to provide two or more pieces of evidence to verify their identity, such as a password, a code, a token, or a biometric factor3.
*MFA adds an extra layer of protection against ransomware attacks, as it prevents attackers from accessing the Veeam components even if they manage to steal or guess the passwords of the administrative accounts12.
*MFA also helps to prevent unauthorized changes or deletions of backup data, as well as unauthorized restores or failovers of VMs or applications12.
The other options are not as effective or feasible, as they either do not provide enough security, limit the functionality, or disrupt the integration of the Veeam infrastructure.
References: 1: 6 Best Practices For Ransomware Protection | Veeam 2: Ransomware Prevention Best Practices
- Veeam 3: Multi-factor authentication - Wikipedia

NEW QUESTION # 38
The customer has stated that they plan on purchasing new physical server component and repository storage.
What additional information is needed to define the implementation process later?

• A. Will the customer need to unencrypt the backups before being copied to new storage?
• B. Will the customer be able to retain the original storage until the existing restore points expire?
• C. How much backup data is stored on the old hardware?
• D. Is the customer repurposing old hardware?

Answer: C

Explanation:
The additional information that is needed to define the implementation process later is how much backup data is stored on the old hardware. This information is important for designing and sizing the migration strategy and timeline for moving the backups from the old hardware to the new hardware. For example, you can use the amount of backup data to estimate how long it will take to copy or move the backups to the new storage devices. You can also use the amount of backup data to determine whether you need to use compression, deduplication, or WAN acceleration to optimize the migration traffic.
References: [Migrating Backup Files], [WAN Acceleration]
Topic 3, Veeam Financial Services
Solution Overview
Veeam Financial Services will replace the current backup solution with Veeam Backup & Replication. They plan to protect their virtual infrastructure in New York, San Francisco, London and Singapore. Each branch houses a single physical Windows server that will also need to be backed up. With their stance towards the cloud, Veeam Financial Services would also benefit from any cloud integration where possible. A user portal is also being developed that will enable limited self-service restores for its user base.
Business requirements
Any backup solution should leverage public cloud storage. Mission-critical applications should not be affected by backup processes. To reduce the workload on the backup management team, every possible way to automate the solution should be used. To meet regulatory requirements, backups must be retained for four years. Veeam Financial Services has plans to develop a self-service portal and integration with the new backup solution is required. Ticket creation in their current help desk system must be automated based on alerts generated. Local privacy and data locality laws must befollowed for each branch. Due to the confidential nature of internal financial data, all security features available in backup software should be utilized. Backups should be dynamically scoped to reduce administrative overhead. The backup solution should not require proprietary hardware or storage.
Existing technical environment
o Each site has multiple VMware clusters, including a management cluster, general purpose clusters, application clusters, and Linux/Oracle clusters.
o Each site has a virtualized stock trading application that has extremely high disk I/O that is very latency sensitive.
o A custom financial application resides on AIX servers at each site.
o There is a 2 Gbps link between all major sites.
o Each branch office has a 100 Mbps connection to the nearest main site.
o Clustered NAS devices at each primary site house financial transaction and regulatory information, as well as the company's document repository.
o Each NAS cluster has an average of 100 shares, consisting of NFS 4.1 and SMB 3.0 shares.
o All traffic routed between LANs must pass through a firewall.
o Local network bandwidth at each site is 10 Gbps.
o Each primary site has multiple SQL instances, to include physical, virtual and always-on clusters.
o Each site has multiple physical and virtual Oracle servers.
o Each region has a separate Active Directory with no trusts established in any other region to meet regulatory requirements.
o Current backup storage is proprietary deduplication appliances that only support the current vendor's software.
o Each site has 10 production VLANs, one management LAN and three VLANs for physical servers.
o In North America, there is one VLAN that spans between New York and San Francisco.
o All virtual machines reside on a combination of SAN storage and NFS datastores.
o Each location has multiple physical Windows servers that act as file servers.
o VMware clusters can communicate, but all traffic between them must pass through a firewall.
Technical requirements
o All backups should be completed between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. local time.
o All workloads should be dynamically grouped for ease of administration when creating and maintaining backup jobs.
o A copy of the backup data should reside in a local public cloud for each region.
o All backup repositories should be hardened.
o Any space-saving capabilities within the backup product should be leveraged.
o Any data transporter should scale horizontally rather than incrementally.
o The disaster recovery capabilities of the solution shall be utilized in the North American region between New York and San Francisco.
o Any storage integration shall be implemented in software.
o An immutable copy of all backups must be stored off-site.
o Twelve weekly backups, six monthly backups, and seven annual backups must be stored for archival purposes.
o Oracle backups must be native to Veeam software, with no Oracle administrative plug-ins.
o All data must be encrypted in flight and at rest.
o There must be three copies of data, on two different types of media, with one copy off-site that is unalterable or air-gapped.
o Only non-domain accounts are allowed for vendor components.
o Depending on regulatory requirements, some data may need to be deleted from backups before a restore can be performed.
o All backups must be scanned for malware prior to performing a restore.
o Gold level machines have a recovery time target of 30 minutes and a recovery point target of one hour.
o Silver level machines have a recovery time objective of six hours and a recovery point objective of 24 hours.
o Bronze level machines, which consist of development machines and field portables, have a recovery point target of seven days, with no recovery time target set.
o On-site storage must accommodate three years of projected capacity.
o All gold and silver machines require backups to be verified.
o All laptop backups must be managed completely without user interaction.
o Alternate backup methods should be used for virtual machines that are mission critical and susceptible to stuns

NEW QUESTION # 39
Which of the following areas would benefit from additional analysis on areas mentioned in the casa study?
(Choose 3)

• A. Hyper-V
• B. PostgreSQL
• C. VMware
• D. MSSQL
• E. NAS
• F. OneDrive

Answer: B,E,F

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 # 40
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. Use a dedicated Veeam Backup & Replication server just for replication.
• B. Implement Wan accelerator.
• C. Replicate to a single VMware datastore used just for replicas.
• D. Recommend migrating some of the VMDKs to alternative datastore.

Answer: B,D

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 # 41
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. Use backup from storage snapshot for the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers.
• B. Turn off application-aware processing for the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers.
• C. Use Veeam Replication to create replicas of the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers at the remote site, then backup the replicas.
• D. Implement Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows on the virtualized MSSQL Server database servers.

Answer: D

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 # 42
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 NFS.
• B. Direct SMB.
• C. Virtual Appliance (HotAdd) mode.
• D. Network (NBD) mode.
• E. Direct SAN.
• F. Network mode with Encryption (NBDSSL).

Answer: B,C,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 # 43
Which of the following could cause failures to meet the requirement to test gold tier backups?

• A. The LAN bandwidth is not sufficient for vPower NFS datastores.
• B. You cannot firewall traffic between vLANs in the SureBackup job configuration.
• C. There may be too many networks.
• D. Backup jobs run every hour.

Answer: B

Explanation:
A possible cause of failures to meet the requirement to test gold tier backups is that you cannot firewall traffic between vLANs in the SureBackup job configuration. This could prevent the gold tier virtual machines from communicating with each other or with other required services in the isolated virtual lab. For example, if a gold tier virtual machine needs to access a database server or a domain controller in another vLAN, it might fail to start or function properly in the SureBackup job. Therefore, it is important to ensure that all necessary vLANs and network settings are configured correctly in the SureBackup job.

NEW QUESTION # 44
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 virtual machine from the primary site. At the secondary site, create a replica job pointing to the repository with the backup job data.
• B. 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.
• C. 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.
• D. 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.

Answer: A

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 # 45
Looking at the existing error, you suspect that most of the issues could be resolved with different repositories.
Assuming the repositories will be able to accomplish much higher throughput, what new issue might come up?

• A. The increased backup speed could completely bring down production storage.
• B. The bandwidth between sites might not be sufficient.
• C. The repository space consumption could decrease
• D. The production firewall could become a bottleneck

Answer: B

Explanation:
If the repositories are able to accomplish much higher throughput, a new issue that might come up is that the bandwidth between sites might not be sufficient to support the backup copy jobs that need to run daily between Fresno and Carson City. This could cause the backup copy jobs to fail, take longer than expected, or consume too much network resources. Therefore, it is important to measure the available bandwidth between the sites and compare it with the backup copy data size and window. If the bandwidth is not sufficient, some possible solutions are to use compression, deduplication, or WAN acceleration to reduce the backup copy traffic.

NEW QUESTION # 46
During architecture planning, Veeam Life and Indemnity decides that recovery point objective of gold tier machines should change from one hour to three hours with daily retention set to seven days. What will be impact on the Veeam design?

• A. Repositories will require more resources.
• B. Proxies will require fewer resources
• C. More proxy servers will be required
• D. The Veeam database size will increase.

Answer: B

Explanation:
If the recovery point objective (RPO) of gold tier machines changes from one hour to three hours with daily retention set to seven days, the impact on the Veeam design is that proxies will require fewer resources. This is because the backup frequency and the number of restore points for gold tier machines will decrease, which means that less data will need to be processed and transferred by the proxies. Therefore, the proxies will have lower CPU, memory, disk, and network utilization and can handle more backup tasks with the same resources.

NEW QUESTION # 47
Veeam University Hospital perform a proof of concept of the design outline in the architecture. Backups completed successfully, but it is determined that backup copy jobs between sites are not completing in the required timeframe. During the result analysis, it was discovered that the bandwidth between sites was heavily saturated. What adjustments within the Veeam infrastructure would best address this issue?

• A. Add WAN accelerators to each site.
• B. Have the customer implement Quality of Service on their WAN connections.
• C. Increase the proxy computer resources at each site.
• D. Increase the computer resources on the repository servers at each site.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Explanation
WAN accelerators are dedicated components that Veeam Backup & Replication uses for WAN acceleration.
WAN accelerators are responsible for global data caching and data deduplication, which reduce the amount of data that needs to be transferred over the network. By adding WAN accelerators to each site, you can improve the performance of backup copy jobs between sites, and reduce the bandwidth consumption and network traffic3 References:
1: Gateway Server - User Guide for VMware vSphere 2: Gateway Server - User Guide for VMware vSphere
3: WAN Accelerators - User Guide for VMware vSphere

NEW QUESTION # 48
In order to satisfy the customer's data scrubbing requirement, what Veeam components will be required?

• A. SureReplica job and application group.
• B. Virtual lab, proxy appliance and SureBackup job.
• C. Virtual lab, application group and script.
• D. SureBackup job, virtual lab and application group.

Answer: C

Explanation:
Data scrubbing is the process of removing sensitive or confidential data from backups before restoring them, to comply with regulatory or legal requirements1. Veeam Backup & Replication supports data scrubbing for VMware VMs by using a custom script that runs inside the virtual lab2.
To perform data scrubbing, you need to create a virtual lab, an application group, and a SureBackup job. The virtual lab is a fenced-off environment where you can test and verify your backups without affecting the production network3. The application group is a collection of VMs that you want to restore and scrub. The SureBackup job is a task that automates the verification and restoration of VMs in the virtual lab.
The custom script is a PowerShell script that you need to write and configure to run on the VMs in the application group. The script should perform the necessary actions to delete or modify the data that you want to scrub, such as files, folders, registry keys, database records, etc2. You can use the Veeam PowerShell snap-in to access the Veeam functionality and objects from the script.
You can find more information about data scrubbing and how to configure it in the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide for VMware vSphere2.

NEW QUESTION # 49
The customer has asked you to review their existing backup storage. Jobs show the target is the bottleneck.
What steps should you take to improve performance?

• A. Look at the transport modes used.
• B. Make sure the gateway has enough CPU, RAM and enough task slots assigned.
• C. Put a repository component on its own physical server, ensuring it has enough CPU, RAM and task slots assigned.
• D. No action is needed. It is an optimal design already, there is always something that is bottleneck.

Answer: B

Explanation:
The gateway is a component that acts as a data mover between the backup proxy and the backup repository. If the gateway does not have enough CPU, RAM and task slots assigned, it may not be able to handle the incoming data from the backup proxy efficiently, and cause a bottleneck at the target. By increasing the resources and task slots for the gateway, you can improve its performance and throughput, and reduce the load on the target2

NEW QUESTION # 50
Based on the customer's security requirements around restore capabilities, which components should be deployed?

• A. The Veeam Backup & Replication console with RABC policies defined
• B. Veeam Business view with RBAC policies defined
• C. Veeam Oracle integrations
• D. Enterprise Manager with granular RABC policies defined

Answer: D

Explanation:
Explanation
The component that should be deployed based on the customer's security requirements around restore capabilities is Enterprise Manager with granular RBAC policies defined. Enterprise Manager is a web-based interface that allows centralized management of multiple Veeam backup servers. It also provides granular RBAC policies that enable control over user permissions and access to restore data. For example, you can assign different roles to different users or groups based on their responsibilities and needs, such as backup administrator, restore operator, security officer, etc. You can also define custom scopes and rules for each role to limit their access to specific objects, jobs, or actions.

NEW QUESTION # 51
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