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Backup and Recovery - Avamar Specialist for Implementation Engineers
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QUESTION:
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What describes the Avamar "benchmark_gen" script?
A. A perl script that looks for /data* mounts and creates a single shell script benchmark
B. An executable that creates a /QA directory within which files are created and read by dt
C. A perl script that extracts the summarized dt results
D. An executable that performs a random seek, fol owed by a single read, for a specified
number of iterations
Answer(s):
A
QUESTION:
2
Which component should be stopped and started, before and after specifying the e-mail home
smtp server?
A. MCS
B. gsan
C. EMS
D. dtlt
Answer(s):
A
QUESTION:
3
Which field within the DPN Summary report indicates how much data has been transferred to
the EMC Avamar server?
A. TotalBytes
B. ModReduced
C. Overhead
D. ModSent
Answer(s):
D
QUESTION:
4
Which processes are started automatical y during an EMC Avamar Windows backup client
installation?
A. avagent and avscc only
B. avtar and avagent only
C. avtar, avagent, and avscc
D. avscc and avtar only
Answer(s):
A
QUESTION:
5
Which port must be open on an EMC Avamar utility node to be able to browse a client file
system?
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