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Part of the Data Protection and Mobility domain, which accounts for 25% of the UNITY-OPERATE exam.
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Questions 21–25
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A media company wants to use Dell Unity replication to protect its video editing files. The company has two sites: a primary site for production and a secondary site for disaster recovery. The files are large and change frequently, but the company can tolerate up to 15 minutes of data loss. Which replication approach should the administrator recommend?
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An administrator is planning to replicate a Dell Unity LUN to a remote site using asynchronous replication. The remote site is 800 km away and the network link has a round-trip latency of 50 ms. What is a key limitation that the administrator must consider?
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Which action would you take to temporarily stop replication while maintaining the replication session?
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A company has three Dell Unity arrays: Array A, Array B, and Array C. Array A replicates its critical data to Array B. Array B replicates the same data to Array C. The administrator wants to ensure that if Array A fails, Array C can still be used for recovery. Which topology is being used?
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An administrator is setting up asynchronous replication between two Dell Unity arrays in different data centers. The source and destination arrays are already connected via a routed IP network. What is a required prerequisite before creating a replication session?
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