D-DP-FN-23 無料問題集「EMC Dell Data Protection and Management Foundations 2023」

（A）local and remote replication

（B）local replication only

（C）remote and cloud replication

（D）cloud replication only

（A）Configuring policies and protection storage for backup

（B）Automated arrangement, coordination, and management of systems and components

（C）Defining the retention period and availability levels of data and applications

（D）Recovering backed up data from the cloud

（A）Ensures data consistency by taking both old and new NAS systems offline during data migration

（B）Facilitates client write operations to the old NAS system and read operations from the new NAS system

（C）Balances client workload across old and new NAS systems until all files are moved to the new location

（D）Eliminates dependencies between data accessed at the file level and locations where files are physically stored

（A）Lower RTO and RPO simplify the solution

（B）Lower RTO and RPO decrease the cost

（C）Lower RTO and RPO have no effect on cost

（D）Lower RTO and RPO increase the cost

（A）Data is pushed from the old system to the new system

（B）Supports VM storage migration

（C）Migration of application from one environment to another application

（D）Data is pulled from the remote system to the control system

（A）Directory Services

（B）SDDC Controller

（C）Orchestrator

（D）Self Service Portal

（A）Replicated backup service

（B）Remote backup service

（C）Cloud-to-cloud backup

（D）Local backup service

（A）Dell SRDF

（B）Dell TimeFinder

（C）Dell CloudIQ

（D）Dell PowerProtect Data Manager

（A）Data Source

（B）Protection Application

（C）Management Domain

（D）Database Application

（A）1. Data is read from the device and sent to the backup client
2. Backup client requests backup server for data restore
3. Backup server scans backup catalog to identify data to be restored and the client to receive data
4. Restore metadata is sent to the backup server
5. Backup server updates the backup catalog

（B）1. Backup client requests backup server for data restore
2. Backup server scans backup catalog to identify data to be restored and the client to receive data
3. Data is read from the device and sent to the backup client
4. Restore metadata is sent to the backup server
5. Backup server updates the backup catalog

（C）1. Backup server scans backup catalog to identify data to be restored and the client to receive data
2. Backup client requests backup server for data restore
3. Backup server updates the backup catalog
4. Data is read from the device and sent to the backup client
5. Restore metadata is sent to the backup server

（D）1. Backup client requests backup server for data restore
2. Backup server scans backup catalog to identify data to be restored and the client to receive data
3. Backup server updates the backup catalog
4. Data is read from the device and sent to the backup client
5. Restore metadata is sent to the backup server