A VxRail administrator is configuring native backups for a cluster that uses a firewall between the VxRail Manager and the backup target. The administrator has verified that the NFS port is open. However, the backup job fails with a timeout error. What is the most likely cause?

The firewall is blocking the NFS mount protocol or the backup traffic is being delayed by the firewall.

The backup target is not formatted with the correct filesystem.

The backup schedule is set to run during peak hours.

The VxRail Manager does not have enough memory to run the backup job.

After specifying the NFS share, what is the next step in configuring native backups?

Reboot the VxRail Manager to apply changes

Configure the retention policy before selecting components

Select the components to back up

Immediately run a backup to test the share

What does a retention policy define for native backups?

The encryption method used for backup files

The frequency at which backups are taken

Which components are included in the backup

How long backup files are kept before they are automatically deleted

A VxRail administrator is configuring native backups for the first time. The cluster has multiple vCenters and the backup target is a CIFS share. The administrator has verified network connectivity and credentials for the share. What is the next step in the backup configuration process?

Verify that the CIFS share is formatted with NTFS.

Create a backup job immediately and specify the CIFS share as the destination.

Mount the CIFS share on all ESXi hosts in the cluster.

Add the backup target in VxRail Manager and provide the CIFS share path and credentials.

A VxRail administrator has configured native backups to run daily. The administrator notices that the backup job status shows 'Completed with warnings' for the past few days. The backup files are present on the NFS share. What should the administrator do to ensure the backups are reliable?

Change the backup target to a different NFS share.

Review the backup logs to identify the warnings and address any underlying issues.

Ignore the warnings because the backup files are present.

Increase the retention period to keep more backups.

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Configure Native Backups VXRAIL-DEPLOY-V2 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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A VxRail administrator is configuring native backups for a cluster that uses a firewall between the VxRail Manager and the backup target. The administrator has verified that the NFS port is open. However, the backup job fails with a timeout error. What is the most likely cause?
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A VxRail administrator is configuring native backups for the first time. The cluster has multiple vCenters and the backup target is a CIFS share. The administrator has verified network connectivity and credentials for the share. What is the next step in the backup configuration process?
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A VxRail administrator has configured native backups to run daily. The administrator notices that the backup job status shows 'Completed with warnings' for the past few days. The backup files are present on the NFS share. What should the administrator do to ensure the backups are reliable?
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