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What do dissimilar policies provide in IBM Spectrum Protect node replication between source and target servers?

  1. differing administrative client owners
  2. differing retention of data
  3. differing client node names
  4. differing prioritization of client replication operations

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

In IBM Spectrum Protect node replication, dissimilar policies provide the ability to replicate client data between source and target servers with differing retention settings.

Dissimilar policies allow for more granular control over the retention settings of client data on the target server, which can be different from the retention settings on the source server. This means that the data can be kept for a longer or shorter period of time on the target server compared to the source server, based on the specific retention policies configured for the target server.

According to IBM documentation1, dissimilar policies provide the ability to use different management policies on the target replication server than on the source replication server. This means that you can have different retention periods, storage pools, or data types for replicated data on the target server. You can enable this feature by using the SET DISSIMILARPOLICIES command.


Reference:

https://www.ibm.com/docs/SSEQVQ_8.1.9/srv.reference/r_cmd_dissimilarpolicies_set.html



What is a requirement for restoring individual files from an NDMP backup with the backup/archive client GUI?

  1. The FILELEVEL option must be enabled on the NAS Filer.
  2. Table of Contents (TOC) must be created during the backup.
  3. The NDMP API extension must be installed on the client.
  4. TOCDESTINATION must be selected in front of the restore.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

According to IBM documentation1, one of the requirements for restoring individual files from an NDMP backup with the backup/archive client GUI is that a Table of Contents (TOC) must be created during the backup. The TOC contains file-level restore information that is used by the backup/archive client GUI to display and select files for restore. The TOC is stored in a different storage pool from the one where the backup image is stored.


Reference:

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.11?topic=servers-file-level-backup-restore- ndmp-operations



What must be considered when setting the number of parallel, database back up streams with the SET DBRECOVERY command?

  1. each stream requires its own password
  2. the same number of streams are required for the restore operation
  3. multiple streams can only be used for database snapshots
  4. each stream requires its own volume

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

According to IBM documentation1, one of the considerations when setting the number of parallel, database backup streams with the SET DBRECOVERY command is that each stream requires its own volume. The device class that is specified for automatic backups must have enough volumes to accommodate the number of streams that are specified. If there are not enough volumes available, some streams might fail.



How can IBM Spectrum Protect recovery log usage be obtained?

  1. QUERY DBLOG
  2. QUERY DBSPACE
  3. QUERY LOG
  4. QUERY DB T=LOG

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

You can use the QUERY DBLOG command in Spectrum Protect to obtain recovery log usage. This command displays information about the logs that are currently active and the logs that have been archived or deleted. Specifically, the command provides details about the total amount of recovery log space allocated, the amount of space currently used, and the amount of space that is still available for use.

To run this command, you can use the following steps:

Open the Spectrum Protect Administrative Client.

Connect to the Spectrum Protect instance.

In the command line, type q dblog.

Press Enter.

Once you execute the command, you will see the information about the recovery log usage displayed on the screen.


Reference:

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.9?topic=utilities-administrative-commands






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