What are some possible network bottlenecks for a PowerProtect DD?
Answer : A
Which protocol is used with Dell EMC Cloud Tier to transfer data between a PowerProtect DD appliance and the cloud?
Answer : D
A DD series appliance at a Faction data center can be used as single backup target to protect workloads across multiple clouds. Using DD Boost, CIFS, and NFS protocols.
How can remote logging with a syslog server be configured on a PowerProtect DD system?
Answer : A
A backup administrator has enabled the Retention Lock feature on their PowerProtect DD appliance. Over time, the administrator noticed an increase in file system utilization. Upon further investigation, the administrator discovered expired files are still present on the appliance.
What is the most likely reason for this issue?
Answer : C
What is a main advantage of using DD Boost instead of CIFS or NFS for a backup?
Answer : D
Dell EMC Data Domain Boost software distributes parts of the deduplication process to the backup server(s) or application client(s), leaving the Data Domain system, powered by Intel Xeon processors, to focus its energy on determining what is unique and writing the new data to disk. With DD Boost, only the unique data has to travel from the backup server or client to the Data Domain system. DD Boost also gives the backup application control over replication
What happens to the data when it is moved from the active tier to cloud tier?
Answer : A
Every file has a meta-data. Meta-data of the files which is getting moved is stored on active tier and data and metadata is moved into the cloud. There is no multiple data-movement policy set on single mtree. Data moved to particular cloud unit depends on datamovement policy. And only the unique data is sent to the cloud. This is done using the deduplication.
Which statement is correct regarding backup flow without PowerProtect DD?
Answer : C