A financial services firm has a vSphere environment with a critical trading application. The compliance team mandates that no more than 5 minutes of transactions can be lost in a disaster, and the application must be back online within 30 minutes of a declared outage. The current vSphere Replication configuration replicates every 15 minutes. What must the administrator do to meet the stated requirements?

Use vSphere High Availability to restart the VMs on the recovery site

Set the RPO to 5 minutes and rely on native vSphere snapshots for recovery

Change the vSphere Replication RPO to 5 minutes and configure Site Recovery Manager for a 30-minute RTO

Keep the 15-minute RPO but use Storage vMotion to fail over faster

A company has a DR site that is 200 miles away. They need to protect a mission-critical database. The business requires an RPO of 15 minutes and an RTO of 1 hour. Which VMware solution is the most appropriate to meet these requirements?

Backup to a local disk and copy to the DR site daily

vSphere Replication with a 15-minute RPO and Site Recovery Manager

vSphere High Availability across the two sites

A company has a vSphere environment with a critical application. The application team reports that a recent software update caused data corruption in the application's database. The corruption was detected 2 hours after the update. The company has vSphere Replication configured with a 1-hour RPO. What is the most appropriate recovery strategy?

Use vSphere High Availability to restart the VM

Restore the database from a backup taken before the software update

Use vSphere snapshots to revert the VM to a state before the update

Fail over to the secondary site using vSphere Replication

An administrator needs to protect a single critical VM against a complete site loss. The company does not have Site Recovery Manager licenses but does have vSphere Replication. What is the most appropriate way to provide DR for this VM?

Use vSphere Replication to replicate the VM to the secondary site and manually power it on during a disaster

Use Storage vMotion to move the VM to the secondary site

Create a template of the VM and deploy it at the secondary site

Use vSphere High Availability to restart the VM at the secondary site

A business requires that after a disaster, no more than 15 minutes of data can be lost. Which DR metric does this requirement define?

Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)

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11application · medium
A financial services firm has a vSphere environment with a critical trading application. The compliance team mandates that no more than 5 minutes of transactions can be lost in a disaster, and the application must be back online within 30 minutes of a declared outage. The current vSphere Replication configuration replicates every 15 minutes. What must the administrator do to meet the stated requirements?
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12application · medium
A company has a DR site that is 200 miles away. They need to protect a mission-critical database. The business requires an RPO of 15 minutes and an RTO of 1 hour. Which VMware solution is the most appropriate to meet these requirements?
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13expert · hard
A company has a vSphere environment with a critical application. The application team reports that a recent software update caused data corruption in the application's database. The corruption was detected 2 hours after the update. The company has vSphere Replication configured with a 1-hour RPO. What is the most appropriate recovery strategy?
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14application · medium
An administrator needs to protect a single critical VM against a complete site loss. The company does not have Site Recovery Manager licenses but does have vSphere Replication. What is the most appropriate way to provide DR for this VM?
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15foundation · easy
A business requires that after a disaster, no more than 15 minutes of data can be lost. Which DR metric does this requirement define?
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A company has a DR site that is 200 miles away. They need to protect a mission-critical database. The business requires an RPO of 15 minutes and an RTO of 1 hour. Which VMware solution is the most appropriate to meet these requirements?

An administrator needs to protect a single critical VM against a complete site loss. The company does not have Site Recovery Manager licenses but does have vSphere Replication. What is the most appropriate way to provide DR for this VM?

A business requires that after a disaster, no more than 15 minutes of data can be lost. Which DR metric does this requirement define?

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