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Veeam Certified Engineer v12 Questions 56–60 (page: 13)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Veeam ONE has been installed and configured. The infrastructure contains five Veeam Backup & Replication servers. The administrator needs to check the remaining capacity on each of the backup repository servers. Where can they see this information?

  1. Under "Business View", look up the backup repository servers to see the remaining capacity.
  2. Under "Infrastructure View", look up the backup repository servers to see the guest disk space.
  3. Under "Infrastructure View", look up the Veeam Backup & Replication servers to see the guest disk space.
  4. Under "Data Protection View", look up the backup repository servers to see the remaining capacity

Answer(s): D



Veeam Backup & Replication is currently configured to keep backups for 14 days on a NAS repository. An engineer needs to enable GFS with 12 monthly and 5 yearly full backups to extend the retention for archival purposes but does not have enough space on the repository to store them.
After adding the repository to Scale-Out-Backup Repository (SOBR) as Performance Tier, which option should the engineer choose to solve this issue?

  1. Add an Object Storage as Capacity tier and set the policy to copy backups to object storage as soon as they are created
  2. Add another NAS repository as Capacity tier and set the policy to move backups older than 14 days
  3. Add an Object Storage as Archive tier and set the policy to move all GFS backups
  4. Add an Object Storage as Capacity tier and set the policy to move backups older than 14 days

Answer(s): D



Veeam Backup and Replication is currently configured with backup jobs that are targeting a local Backup Repository on a Windows Server.
The backups are now configured to run periodically every 6 hours. The engineer wants to create a secondary copy of the backups. However, due to bandwidth and compute restrictions, the copies must be created and transferred only once a day.
Which option should the engineer choose to achieve this goal?

  1. Configure a Hardened Linux Repository, create a Backup Copy job with Periodic Copy (Pruning) mode to this repository and schedule it to run once a day
  2. Add the repository to a Scale-Out Backup repository, extend it with a Public Cloud Object Storage as Capacity tier in copy and move mode, and set the operational restore window to 7 days
  3. Find a Service Provider with Offsite Backup services, create a Backup Copy job with Immediate Copy (Mirroring) mode to the Service Provider repository
  4. Add the repository to a Scale-Out Backup repository, extend it with a Public Cloud Object Storage as Capacity tier in copy mode

Answer(s): A



The administrator of a VMware environment backed up by Veeam Backup & Replication has a critical server with corruption on one of its three data drives. What is the fastest way to bring this drive back online with the least disruption to business?

  1. Instant Disk Recovery
  2. Staged restore
  3. Instant VM Recovery
  4. Entire VM restore

Answer(s): A



Why is it recommended to install Veeam ONE before Veeam Backup & Replication?

  1. Veeam ONE stores the license file necessary for Veeam Backup & Replication.
  2. Veeam ONE can verify that the server meets the minimum requirements to install Veeam Backup & Replication.
  3. Veeam ONE is a prerequisite for Veeam Backup & Replication installation.
  4. Veeam ONE can potentially identify infrastructure issues prior to performing a backup.

Answer(s): D



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