A company needs to back up Azure VMs in the East US region. They also have a few VMs in West US. The compliance team requires that backup data be stored in the same region as the VMs. You need to design the backup infrastructure. What should you do?

Create a single Recovery Services vault in West US and back up all VMs to it.

Create a single Recovery Services vault in East US and back up all VMs to it.

Create a Recovery Services vault in East US and use Azure Site Recovery to replicate West US VMs to East US.

Create one Recovery Services vault in East US and another in West US, and configure backups for VMs in their respective regions.

You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. The VM was accidentally deleted, and you need to restore it. You have a recovery point from yesterday. What should you do?

Restore the VM to the original resource group and overwrite the existing VM.

Recreate the VM manually and then restore the data disks from the backup.

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

Use the 'Restore VM' option in the vault and select the recovery point to create a new VM.

A company runs a mission-critical application on Azure VMs in the West US region. The compliance team requires that in a regional disaster, the application be recoverable in a secondary region with a recovery time objective (RTO) of under 1 hour. The application uses a single VM with a managed disk. You need to configure disaster recovery. What should you do?

Take daily snapshots of the VM's managed disk and store them in a secondary region using Azure Backup.

Copy the VM's VHD to a storage account in the secondary region every night using AzCopy.

Enable Azure Site Recovery for the VM, replicate to a secondary region, and perform a planned failover during the disaster.

Use Azure Backup with a backup policy that has a 1-hour frequency and cross-region restore enabled.

A company has configured Azure Site Recovery for a VM. During a disaster, the primary region becomes unavailable. The administrator needs to bring the VM online in the recovery region. The VM runs an application that requires a static IP address. The recovery region has a different IP address range. What should the administrator do?

Use Azure Backup to restore the VM to the recovery region and then assign a static IP.

Configure the VM's network interface in Site Recovery to use a specific static IP address from the recovery region's range before failover.

Fail over the VM and then use Azure Load Balancer to provide a static IP address.

Perform a failover and then manually change the VM's IP address to an available address in the recovery region's range.

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26application · medium
A company needs to back up Azure VMs in the East US region. They also have a few VMs in West US. The compliance team requires that backup data be stored in the same region as the VMs. You need to design the backup infrastructure. What should you do?
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27application · medium
You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. The VM was accidentally deleted, and you need to restore it. You have a recovery point from yesterday. What should you do?
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28expert · hard
A company runs a mission-critical application on Azure VMs in the West US region. The compliance team requires that in a regional disaster, the application be recoverable in a secondary region with a recovery time objective (RTO) of under 1 hour. The application uses a single VM with a managed disk. You need to configure disaster recovery. What should you do?
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29expert · hard
A company has configured Azure Site Recovery for a VM. During a disaster, the primary region becomes unavailable. The administrator needs to bring the VM online in the recovery region. The VM runs an application that requires a static IP address. The recovery region has a different IP address range. What should the administrator do?
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30foundation · easy
Your organization wants to ensure that Azure VMs can be failed over to another region in the event of a disaster. Which Azure service should you configure?
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A company needs to back up Azure VMs in the East US region. They also have a few VMs in West US. The compliance team requires that backup data be stored in the same region as the VMs. You need to design the backup infrastructure. What should you do?

You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. The VM was accidentally deleted, and you need to restore it. You have a recovery point from yesterday. What should you do?

Your organization wants to ensure that Azure VMs can be failed over to another region in the event of a disaster. Which Azure service should you configure?

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