Recover Data from Snapshot Copies CERTIFIED-CYBER-RESILIENCY-EXPERT Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   What is a key consideration when performing a volume-level restore from a Snapshot copy?

   • AThe restore operation is non-disruptive and can be done while the volume is online
   • BThe restore operation can be performed without any impact on client access
   • CThe restore operation overwrites the entire active volume with the Snapshot copy
   • DThe restore operation only recovers changed blocks, leaving new data intact
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2. 22expert · hard

   A volume on a NetApp cluster is experiencing logical corruption. The administrator has identified a Snapshot copy from 3 hours ago that is known to be good. The volume is currently online and serving data to multiple clients. What is the most appropriate way to proceed with the volume restore?

   • ACreate a FlexClone of the Snapshot copy and redirect clients to the clone.
   • BPerform the restore while the volume is online.
   • CTake the volume offline, perform the restore, and bring it back online.
   • DUse the .snapshot directory to copy all files back to the volume.
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4. 23expert · hard

   A volume contains a critical application that must be restored from a Snapshot copy. The application has a 2-hour RTO. The volume is 5 TB in size. The administrator is considering a volume restore versus a FlexClone. Which factor is most important in deciding between the two methods?

   • AThe FlexClone method is always faster than a volume restore.
   • BThe volume restore method requires less storage space than a FlexClone.
   • CThe FlexClone method provides a writable copy but does not restore the original volume.
   • DThe volume restore method is faster because it only copies changed blocks.
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5. 24foundation · easy

   What is a best practice for scheduling Snapshot copies?

   • ASchedule Snapshot copies at regular intervals that align with recovery point objectives (RPO)
   • BTake Snapshot copies only when data changes are expected
   • CTake Snapshot copies only when the volume is full
   • DTake Snapshot copies only during off-peak hours to avoid performance impact
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6. 25expert · hard

   A company has a critical volume with a 1-hour RPO and a 4-hour recovery time objective (RTO). The volume has Snapshot copies taken every 30 minutes, with 10 copies retained. The administrator needs to ensure that a Snapshot copy is always available for recovery, even if the volume is accidentally deleted. What additional measure should be implemented?

   • AIncrease the Snapshot copy retention to 20 copies.
   • BCreate a FlexClone of the volume and keep it as a backup.
   • CEnable the SnapVault feature to replicate Snapshot copies to a secondary storage system.
   • DSchedule a volume restore from the Snapshot copy every day.
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