A company's backup administrator discovers a new file server during a routine scan and adds it to the backup policy. Later, the administrator notices that the server is not appearing in the daily monitoring dashboard. What is the most likely reason for this?

The file server is not powered on, so it cannot be monitored.

The backup policy was not saved correctly after the server was added.

The discovery process identified the asset, but the operations management console has not yet been updated to include it in monitoring views.

The monitoring dashboard only shows servers with a specific operating system.

A backup administrator is configuring a new backup solution. The administrator wants to automatically identify all file shares on the network. Which discovery technique should the administrator use?

Application-level indexing to catalog database schemas.

Cloud API integration to discover on-premises file shares.

Network scanning to identify servers and file shares.

Manual entry of each file share into the backup console.

A large enterprise runs a daily discovery scan that inventories all data sources. The backup administrator notices that the discovery scan takes over 6 hours to complete and is consuming significant network bandwidth during business hours. The administrator needs to reduce the impact of discovery while still maintaining an accurate inventory. Which approach should the administrator take?

Schedule the discovery scan to run during off-peak hours and increase the scan frequency to weekly.

Run the discovery scan only when a new backup job is created.

Run the discovery scan continuously to ensure the inventory is always up to date.

Disable the discovery scan and rely on manual inventory updates.

What is the primary purpose of the discovery phase in a data protection environment?

To enforce retention policies on existing backups

To monitor backup jobs and alert on failures

To restore data from backups after a disaster

To identify and catalog all data assets and sources that need protection

What is the purpose of reporting in data protection operations?

To provide visibility into backup success, failures, and compliance

To automatically restore data after a failure

To compress backup data to save space

To discover new data sources in the environment

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A company's backup administrator discovers a new file server during a routine scan and adds it to the backup policy. Later, the administrator notices that the server is not appearing in the daily monitoring dashboard. What is the most likely reason for this?
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A backup administrator is configuring a new backup solution. The administrator wants to automatically identify all file shares on the network. Which discovery technique should the administrator use?
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A large enterprise runs a daily discovery scan that inventories all data sources. The backup administrator notices that the discovery scan takes over 6 hours to complete and is consuming significant network bandwidth during business hours. The administrator needs to reduce the impact of discovery while still maintaining an accurate inventory. Which approach should the administrator take?
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What is the primary purpose of the discovery phase in a data protection environment?
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