CompTIA ITF+ disaster recovery 6.7

What is the primary aim of Disaster Recovery?

• Enhancing system performance

• Increasing data redundancy

• Reducing downtime

• Improving fault tolerance

What is data restoration in the context of Disaster Recovery?

• Creating additional data backups

• Retrieving lost or inaccessible data

• Expanding network infrastructure

• Upgrading system software

What are the two primary methods for data restoration in Disaster Recovery?

• Network power and Infrastructure backup

• Data recovery and System restoration

• Redundancy and Fault tolerance

• Backup and Replicated system

Why is prioritization important in Disaster Recovery?

• To reduce system dependencies

• To restore critical systems first

• To increase system complexity

• To allocate more resources

What should a well-structured disaster recovery plan specify?

• Which systems need to be backed up first

• How to reduce system dependencies

• How to increase system complexity

• Which systems need to be restored first based on their importance

Why is it important to recognize and plan for system interdependencies in Disaster Recovery?

• To enhance data restoration

• To improve fault tolerance

• To ensure a smoother recovery process

• To increase system redundancy

When should access be restored back to the users in Disaster Recovery?

• During the disaster recovery process

• Before confirming the reliability of the backup

• Immediately after the disaster

• After confirming the reliability of the backup or recovered system

What are the potential risks of restoring access to users too early in the disaster recovery process?

• Data corruption, potential data breaches, exacerbating existing system issues

• Security breaches, system instability, data corruption

• System overload, data loss, network failure

• Hardware damage, software malfunction, data loss

Why might it be beneficial to limit the number of users at first when restoring access in Disaster Recovery?

• To increase system complexity

• To improve fault tolerance

• To reduce system dependencies

• To ensure the system operates as expected

What is the purpose of a backup in the context of data restoration in Disaster Recovery?

• To improve system performance

• To enhance network power

• To replace the lost data

• To create additional data redundancy