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Exam VMCE v12 topic 1 question 95 discussion

Actual exam question from Veeam's VMCE v12
Question #: 95
Topic #: 1
[All VMCE v12 Questions]

An hourly backup job for seven VMware VMs has been configured at the main site, keeping 14 days' worth of backup files. They want to get a copy of the VM backups to a repository at the disaster recovery site. They want to keep six months' worth of backup files at the disaster recovery site. They need to be able to restore the VMs to any given day within two months at disaster recovery, and any given week within the six months, minimizing the storage used at disaster recovery.

How should a backup copy job be configured to meet these requirements?

  • A. Use immediate copy (mirroring) mode, keeping 62 days of retention and 26 weekly GFS restore points.
  • B. Use periodic copy (pruning) mode, keeping 62 days of retention and 26 weekly GFS restore points.
  • C. Use immediate copy (mirroring) mode, keeping 180 days of retention.
  • D. Use periodic copy (pruning) mode, keeping 180 days of retention.
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Suggested Answer: A 🗳️

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BUSYMOUSE
2 weeks, 1 day ago
Selected Answer: B
I guess it should be B They need to be able to restore the VMs to any given day -> not every hour minimizing the storage used at disaster recovery -> if they copy in immediate copy they copy every hourly backup, in periodic (once a day) it copies latest backup
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