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Data Protection Administration for Windows(NBU 6.5) Questions 46–50 (page: 11)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

You enabled Multiple Data Streams for a policy. Which file list backs up local volumes C:\, D: and E:\ using two streams?

  1. C:\ D:\ NEW_STREAM E:\ NEW_STREAM
  2. C:\ D:\ NEW_STREAM E:\
  3. NEW_STREAM C:\ D:\ NEW_STREAM E:\
  4. NEW_STREAM ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES NEW_STREAM

Answer(s): C



Which storage unit types are supported with synthetic backup?

  1. Tape storage units only
  2. Disk storage units only
  3. Tape and disk storage units only
  4. Tape, disk, and NDMP storage units

Answer(s): C



Which steps do you perform to set up a scratch pool? (Choose two.)

  1. Create a volume pool.
  2. Add a line in bp.conf: SCRATCH_POOL = SCRATCH.
  3. Create a file called SCRATCH_POOL and type SCRATCH in it.
  4. Mark the Scratch Pool checkbox in the NetBackup Administration console.
  5. Create a volume group called Scratch Pool.

Answer(s): A,D



There are ten tape drives of the same type attached to one media server. Company policy dictates that at least one drive is always available for restores. How can you accomplish this?

  1. You configure ten tape drives and create a second storage unit with at least one tape drive for use with restores.
  2. You configure ten tape drives. The total number of tape drives defined in all storage units must be less than ten.
  3. You configure nine tape drives and create a second storage unit with at least one tape drive for use with restores.
  4. You configure nine tape drives. The total number of tape drives defined in all storage units must be less than nine.

Answer(s): B



Which policy tab is used to specify the e-mail address for the disaster recovery file?

  1. Attributes
  2. Schedules
  3. Disaster
  4. Recovery
  5. Backup Selections

Answer(s): C



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