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Data Protection Administration for Windows(NBU 6.5) Questions 56–60 (page: 13)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

Backups that target an AdvancedDisk storage unit are unable to span _____.

  1. To a different volume in the disk pool.
  2. To a volume with a different file system.
  3. From one disk pool to another.
  4. From one disk enclosure to another.

Answer(s): B



Where in the media server host properties is the master server defined?

  1. Servers
  2. Global Master
  3. General Server
  4. Universal Attributes

Answer(s): A



A new policy has been created with Full and Incremental schedules using a PoolB volume pool.
The Incremental schedule is using the tapes out of the PoolB volume pool. A volume pool, named
PoolA, has been configured for incremental backups. How do you enable the Incremental schedule to use the PoolA volume pool?

  1. Policy-->Attributes-->Policy volume pool-->PoolA
  2. Policy-->Schedules-->Incremental-->Policy volume pool-->Deselect PoolB
  3. Policy-->Schedules-->Attributes-->Override policy volume pool-->Incremental-->PoolA
  4. Policy-->Schedules-->Incremental-->Attributes-->Override policy volume pool-->PoolA

Answer(s): D



Which statement is true about a policy that has its start window set to daily from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.?

  1. Backups will always start at 8:00 p.m.
  2. Backups will never run past 11:00 p.m.
  3. Backups will never start after 11:00 p.m.
  4. Backups will pause at 11:00 p.m.

Answer(s): C



Which statement is true about storage lifecycles?

  1. Staged capacity managed retention is only available on disk storage units.
  2. Backups are guaranteed to remain on the disk for the desired cache period.
  3. Data classifications are required if backing up to tape storage units.
  4. Backup types include backup, duplicate, and catalog.

Answer(s): C



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