A VM was backed up using vProxy. The VM needs to be restored to a new name in the same datastore. The administrator initiates the restore from the NetWorker server. What must be specified during the restore to ensure the VM is restored with a new name?

The new VM name in the restore options.

The target ESXi host for the restore.

A VM was backed up using vProxy. The VM needs to be restored to a different datastore in the same vCenter. The administrator initiates a restore from the NetWorker server. What must be ensured for the restore to succeed?

The vProxy must be able to communicate with the target datastore.

The target datastore must be on the same ESXi host as the original.

The VM must be powered off during the restore.

The restore must be performed from the vCenter Server directly.

What vCenter configuration is required for the vProxy to discover virtual machines?

Provide the vProxy with vCenter credentials that have permission to view VMs.

Enable the vProxy as a vCenter extension.

Configure the vCenter to allow SSH access from the vProxy.

Set the vCenter to use the same time zone as the vProxy.

A backup job using vProxy fails with an error indicating that the vProxy cannot connect to the vCenter Server. The vProxy is registered with the NetWorker server, and the network is confirmed to be working. What is the most likely cause of this issue?

The vProxy is not registered with the NetWorker server.

The vProxy does not have enough memory allocated.

The vProxy's authentication credentials for vCenter are incorrect.

The vCenter Server is not in the same domain as the vProxy.

A vProxy is registered with the NetWorker server, but the administrator notices that the vProxy is not appearing in the NetWorker administration console. The vProxy was deployed correctly and the network is functional. What is the most likely cause?

The vProxy's authentication to the NetWorker server is failing.

The NetWorker server is not licensed for vProxy.

The vProxy is not in the same domain as the NetWorker server.

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16application · medium
A VM was backed up using vProxy. The VM needs to be restored to a new name in the same datastore. The administrator initiates the restore from the NetWorker server. What must be specified during the restore to ensure the VM is restored with a new name?
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17application · medium
A VM was backed up using vProxy. The VM needs to be restored to a different datastore in the same vCenter. The administrator initiates a restore from the NetWorker server. What must be ensured for the restore to succeed?
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What vCenter configuration is required for the vProxy to discover virtual machines?
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19application · medium
A backup job using vProxy fails with an error indicating that the vProxy cannot connect to the vCenter Server. The vProxy is registered with the NetWorker server, and the network is confirmed to be working. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
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A vProxy is registered with the NetWorker server, but the administrator notices that the vProxy is not appearing in the NetWorker administration console. The vProxy was deployed correctly and the network is functional. What is the most likely cause?
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