QUESTION: 1
You are installing a new NetBackup client that must communicate across a firewall to its
master/media server. Which NetBackup 5.0 process helps reduce the number of ports that must
be opened in the firewall?
A. inetd
B. bpcd
C. vnetd
D. firewalld
Answer(s): C
QUESTION: 2
How many different backup image retention selections are available?
A. 9
B. 10
C. 24
D. 25
E. 99
Answer(s): D
QUESTION: 3
Which three capabilities are available in the NetBackup 5.0 calendar-based scheduler? (Choose
three.)
A. run a user backup job
B. run a NBU catalog backup
C. exclude a backup job on a specific date
D. run a backup job on the fourth Friday of the month
E. run a backup job on the last calendar day of the month
Answer(s): C, D, E
QUESTION: 4
You want to restrict NetBackup administrative access to users logged into a particular media
server. How do you accomplish this?
A. add the media server name to the server list, and not the media server list
B. add the media server name to the media server list, and not the server list
C. add the media server name to both the server list and the media server list
D. remove the media server name from both the server list and the media server list
Answer(s): B
QUESTION: 5
Overview of the Data Protection Administration for UNIX using NBU 5.0 Exam
NetBackup 5.0 administrators and UNIX systems engineers must demonstrate comprehensive proficiency in configuring, managing, and troubleshooting enterprise data protection environments. Candidates evaluate complex storage architectures by implementing master and media server hierarchies, configuring device management, and optimizing tape and disk-based storage units. The examination validates technical mastery of policy configuration, scheduling algorithms, and catalog maintenance procedures essential for disaster recovery. Participants execute intricate troubleshooting of media multiplexing, vaulting operations, and robotic library control protocols. Technical mastery requires precise handling of client-side backups, restore operations, and performance tuning within Solaris, HP-UX, or AIX environments to ensure rigorous data availability and architectural integrity.