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Exam Name:	Veeam Certified Engineer 2021
Exam Code:	VMCE2021 Dumps
Vendor:	Veeam	Certification:	VMCE
Questions:	188 Q&A's	Shared By:	erika

Question 48

A Veeam administrator is concerned about keeping backups on site and has traditionally used tapes to store backups older than 30 days in order to free up space on their backup repository for longer-term storage. The company is currently using Scale-out Backup Repositories. What option would satisfy the requirement?

Options:

Copy to capacity tier

Move to capacity tier

Backup to object storage

File copy job

Discussion

Question 49

A company needs several VMware thick provisioned VMs restored. The physical proxies used for restoration have access to the Fibre Channel datastores used by VMware. Which transport mode will be used by default to restore these VMs?

Options:

Network mode

Virtual appliance

Quick Migration

Direct Storage Access

Discussion

Question 50

15 VMs are running on a Hyper-V platform and five physical servers at a remote office (ROBO). The administrator has been tasked with setting up centralized off-site backups at the headquarters (HQ). The available bandwidth is 50 Mbps. RPO is set to six hours and the data generated for the interval is 500 GB. WAN accelerators can be added if necessary. Which of the following will achieve the RPO?

Options:

Use backup copy jobs in with High-Performance Mode enabled. Set the schedule to run every six hours.

Use backup copy jobs with copy mode set to "immediate copy". Use WAN acceleration.

Use backup copy jobs with copy mode set to "periodic copy" and copy every six hours.

Configure the backup copy jobs with traffic throttling to 30 Mbps to limit the impact. Enable WAN acceleration.

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Question 51

A file on a Windows VM hosted on vSphere is corrupted and must be restored. VMware tools are installed and up to date on the VM. For some reason, the Veeam mount server cannot connect to the VM through the network. Which of the following restore methods provides the fastest restore (RTO)?

Options:

Run Veeam file restore wizard and let it restore through VIX.

Start an Instant VM Recovery session and log on into the restored image to copy/paste the file to restore.

It is impossible to restore the file on the VM if the mount server cannot reach it through the network.

Run Veeam file restore wizard and use the "copy to" to download the file locally in a shared folder.