You have a Recovery Services vault that is used to back up VMs in the East US region. You need to ensure that the backup data is available in the West US region in case of a regional disaster. You have enabled cross-region restore for the vault. What else must you do to ensure that the backup data is available in West US?

Create a second Recovery Services vault in West US and copy the backup data manually.

Ensure that the vault's storage redundancy is set to geo-redundant storage (GRS).

Enable Azure Site Recovery for the VMs to replicate them to West US.

Configure the backup policy to store recovery points in West US.

A company has configured Azure Site Recovery for a multi-tier application. During a disaster, the administrator needs to fail over the application. The application has a dependency on a database that must be available before the web servers start. The administrator also needs to ensure that the database is restored to a consistent state. What should the administrator do?

Fail over all VMs at once and rely on the application to handle the database connection retry.

Use a recovery plan that includes the database and web VMs, with the database VM in the first group and web VMs in the second group, and enable application-consistent replication.

Perform a failover of the database VM first, wait for it to be healthy, then fail over the web VMs.

Use Azure Backup to restore the database and then fail over the web VMs using Site Recovery.

Your company has a disaster recovery plan using Azure Site Recovery. You have a recovery plan that includes multiple VMs. During a real failover, you want to ensure that the VMs start in a specific order and that a custom script runs after the VMs start. What should you configure in the recovery plan?

Use Azure Automation runbooks to start the VMs and run the script.

Add the VMs to the recovery plan in the desired order and add a script action after the VMs group.

Set the VM boot order in the Azure portal and use a custom extension to run the script.

Configure the VMs to start in parallel and run the script manually after failover.

You have an Azure VM that runs a line-of-business application. The VM is backed up daily to a Recovery Services vault. A recent update caused the application to fail, and you need to restore the VM to the state it was in two days ago. You have verified that the required recovery point exists. What should you do?

Use Azure Site Recovery to fail over the VM to the secondary region.

Perform a file-level recovery from the recovery point and copy the application files.

Restore the VM by using the 'Restore VM' option and select the recovery point from two days ago.

Restore only the OS disk from the recovery point and attach it to a new VM.

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Questions 16–20

16expert · hard
You have a Recovery Services vault that is used to back up VMs in the East US region. You need to ensure that the backup data is available in the West US region in case of a regional disaster. You have enabled cross-region restore for the vault. What else must you do to ensure that the backup data is available in West US?
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17expert · hard
A company has configured Azure Site Recovery for a multi-tier application. During a disaster, the administrator needs to fail over the application. The application has a dependency on a database that must be available before the web servers start. The administrator also needs to ensure that the database is restored to a consistent state. What should the administrator do?
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18expert · hard
Your company has a disaster recovery plan using Azure Site Recovery. You have a recovery plan that includes multiple VMs. During a real failover, you want to ensure that the VMs start in a specific order and that a custom script runs after the VMs start. What should you configure in the recovery plan?
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19application · medium
You have an Azure VM that runs a line-of-business application. The VM is backed up daily to a Recovery Services vault. A recent update caused the application to fail, and you need to restore the VM to the state it was in two days ago. You have verified that the required recovery point exists. What should you do?
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20foundation · easy
You need to restore an Azure VM from a backup recovery point. Which Azure service should you use?
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