CommVault Professional: Module 5: Data Protection

What is the advantage of using traditional backups?

• Each item protected is a complete separate copy

• It is faster compared to other methods

• It is a cost-effective method

• It provides fast RPOs

What is the purpose of data archiving?

• To improve SLAs

• To provide fast RPOs

• To replicate data to a DR site

• To conduct point-in-time snapshots

What is a snapshot?

• A logical point-in-time view of source volumes

• A physical copy of data stored in a DR location

• A software-based replication technology

• A method to remove infrequently accessed data

What is the advantage of using Commvault's Continuous Data Replicator (CDR)?

• It is a cost-effective alternative to hardware snapshots

• It provides the fastest recovery time

• It allows for fast RPOs

• It protects data faster than traditional object-level backups

What is the purpose of replication?

• To reproduce block or object changes from a source volume to a destination volume

• To remove infrequently accessed data from production disks

• To conduct point-in-time snapshots

• To protect data faster than traditional object-level backups

What is the advantage of block-level backups?

• It protects data faster than traditional object-level backups

• It provides granularity for many agents during restores

• It allows for fast RPOs

• It is recommended for volumes with many small files

What is an index-based job in Commvault software?

• A job that supports full database recovery without relying on indexes

• A job that allows for live browsing of backup content

• A job that requires the creation of an index for granular recovery

• A job that defers the indexing process to be executed during the browse operation

What is the purpose of Live Browse in Commvault software?

• To recover granular files and folders in guest VMs

• To defer the creation of the index of a backup job

• To provide the most complete level of protection

• To conduct a software snapshot of a disk volume

What is a full backup?

• A backup that protects all data within a subclient each time it runs

• A backup that protects all data that has been added or modified since the last successful backup operation

• A backup that backs up all data that has been modified or added since the last full backup job

• A backup that synthesizes full backup operations by copying previously backed up data into a new full backup job

What is an incremental backup?

• A backup that protects all data within a subclient each time it runs

• A backup that protects all data that has been added or modified since the last successful backup operation

• A backup that backs up all data that has been modified or added since the last full backup job

• A backup that synthesizes full backup operations by copying previously backed up data into a new full backup job