Deck 5: Identify Data Storage and Recovery Sites

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سؤال
Which of the following governmental regulations deals with health and insurance information privacy protection for individuals?

A)Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
B)Sarbanes-Oxley Act
C)HIPAA
D)All of the above
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سؤال
Which of the following allows the people involved to be as productive as possible while at a remote recovery site?

A)Available office supplies
B)Postal services
C)Recreational facilities
D)All of the above
سؤال
Real-time data transfer occurs between the primary and the __________ backup site,which means that the site must be contracted continuously or that the company must own both the sites.
سؤال
Which of the following is an appropriate method for backing up your data?

A)online
B)hard disk
C)tape
D)All of the above
سؤال
Restoring an entire tape is __________ labor and time intensive than recovering a single deleted file.
سؤال
What information do organizations forget to bring to the disaster recovery site?

A)software licenses
B)software
C)hardware
D)backups
سؤال
Which of the following provides the fastest backup scenario?

A)Full backups
B)Incremental backups
C)Differential backups
D)Mirror backups
سؤال
A(n)__________ is more formalized and longer lasting than the reciprocal agreement.
سؤال
A disaster recovery site is a(n)__________ location so that you can keep from having the business close while the long-term solution can be accomplished.

A)permanent
B)new
C)expanded
D)stopgap
سؤال
The data or documentation that is necessary for normal daily operations of the organization but for which there are alternative sources of the same data or data that can be easily reconstructed is known as ________________.
سؤال
It is important when doing your disaster recovery testing that you test with a(n)__________ backup.
سؤال
One of the most __________ things in a disaster recovery plan and in the selection of the disaster recovery site location selection is the ability to acquire office supplies.

A)overworked
B)overlooked
C)obvious
D)confusing
سؤال
Which of the following is more likely to be overlooked by the disaster recovery planning team?

A)hardware
B)data
C)software
D)backups
سؤال
Reciprocal agreements are often a viable and useful alternative to a __________ recovery site.

A)hot
B)warm
C)cold
D)All of the above
سؤال
The restore time is __________ for tape than for disk-stored recovery.

A)shorter
B)longer
C)safer
D)more risky
سؤال
__________ failure often goes undetected for extended periods of time.
سؤال
Data that must be retained for legal reasons is considered ______________ data.

A)sensitive
B)vital
C)critical
D)noncritical
سؤال
Any agreement should,as a part of the services provided,allow your organization to __________ your disaster recovery plan.

A)test
B)develop
C)monitor
D)All of the above
سؤال
Why is it important to have the availability of more than one recovery location?

A)A single disaster may affect more than one location
B)Different disasters may happen in different locations at the same time
C)More than one location can mean that you have choices in the event of a declared disaster
D)All of the above
سؤال
What is an advantage to using on site climate-controlled,fireproof,waterproof,and even tornado-proof safes?

A)Lessens the risk of the tapes being damaged in a disaster
B)Allows for rapid access by the organization when necessary
C)Guarantees the chain of custody and minimizes the points of access to the data
D)All of the above
سؤال
Travel cost may be even more of a consideration than the __________ of the contracted recovery site.
سؤال
In the end,the decision to rent or share a recovery site comes down to __________.
سؤال
The site,regardless of where it is or what it provides,will require a significant outlay of money.But the organization needs to look at this more as __________ than as a sunk cost.
سؤال
Match between columns
Vital data
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Vital data
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Vital data
contains all changes since the last full backup
Vital data
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Vital data
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Vital data
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Vital data
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Vital data
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Vital data
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Vital data
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Vital data
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Vital data
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Vital data
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Differential backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Differential backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Differential backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Differential backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Differential backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Differential backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Differential backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Differential backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Differential backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Differential backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Differential backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Differential backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Differential backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Sensitive data
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Sensitive data
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Sensitive data
contains all changes since the last full backup
Sensitive data
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Sensitive data
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Sensitive data
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Sensitive data
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Sensitive data
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Sensitive data
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Sensitive data
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Sensitive data
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Sensitive data
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Sensitive data
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Recovery time objective
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Recovery time objective
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Recovery time objective
contains all changes since the last full backup
Recovery time objective
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Recovery time objective
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Recovery time objective
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Recovery time objective
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Recovery time objective
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Recovery time objective
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Recovery time objective
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Recovery time objective
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Recovery time objective
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Recovery time objective
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Full backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Full backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Full backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Full backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Full backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Full backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Full backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Full backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Full backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Full backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Full backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Full backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Full backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Incremental backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Incremental backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Incremental backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Incremental backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Incremental backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Incremental backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Incremental backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Incremental backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Incremental backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Incremental backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Incremental backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Incremental backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Incremental backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Maximum allowable downtime
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Maximum allowable downtime
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Maximum allowable downtime
contains all changes since the last full backup
Maximum allowable downtime
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Maximum allowable downtime
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Maximum allowable downtime
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Maximum allowable downtime
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Maximum allowable downtime
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Maximum allowable downtime
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Maximum allowable downtime
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Maximum allowable downtime
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Maximum allowable downtime
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Maximum allowable downtime
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Recovery point objective
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Recovery point objective
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Recovery point objective
contains all changes since the last full backup
Recovery point objective
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Recovery point objective
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Recovery point objective
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Recovery point objective
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Recovery point objective
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Recovery point objective
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Recovery point objective
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Recovery point objective
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Recovery point objective
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Recovery point objective
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Mirror backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Mirror backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Mirror backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Mirror backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Mirror backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Mirror backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Mirror backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Mirror backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Mirror backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Mirror backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Mirror backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Mirror backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Mirror backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Critical data
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Critical data
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Critical data
contains all changes since the last full backup
Critical data
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Critical data
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Critical data
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Critical data
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Critical data
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Critical data
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Critical data
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Critical data
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Critical data
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Critical data
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Cold backup site
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Cold backup site
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Cold backup site
contains all changes since the last full backup
Cold backup site
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Cold backup site
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Cold backup site
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Cold backup site
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Cold backup site
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Cold backup site
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Cold backup site
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Cold backup site
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Cold backup site
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Cold backup site
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Warm backup site
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Warm backup site
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Warm backup site
contains all changes since the last full backup
Warm backup site
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Warm backup site
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Warm backup site
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Warm backup site
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Warm backup site
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Warm backup site
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Warm backup site
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Warm backup site
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Warm backup site
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Warm backup site
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Hot backup site
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Hot backup site
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Hot backup site
contains all changes since the last full backup
Hot backup site
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Hot backup site
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Hot backup site
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Hot backup site
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Hot backup site
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Hot backup site
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Hot backup site
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Hot backup site
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Hot backup site
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Hot backup site
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
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Deck 5: Identify Data Storage and Recovery Sites
1
Which of the following governmental regulations deals with health and insurance information privacy protection for individuals?

A)Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
B)Sarbanes-Oxley Act
C)HIPAA
D)All of the above
C
2
Which of the following allows the people involved to be as productive as possible while at a remote recovery site?

A)Available office supplies
B)Postal services
C)Recreational facilities
D)All of the above
D
3
Real-time data transfer occurs between the primary and the __________ backup site,which means that the site must be contracted continuously or that the company must own both the sites.
hot
4
Which of the following is an appropriate method for backing up your data?

A)online
B)hard disk
C)tape
D)All of the above
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Restoring an entire tape is __________ labor and time intensive than recovering a single deleted file.
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What information do organizations forget to bring to the disaster recovery site?

A)software licenses
B)software
C)hardware
D)backups
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Which of the following provides the fastest backup scenario?

A)Full backups
B)Incremental backups
C)Differential backups
D)Mirror backups
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A(n)__________ is more formalized and longer lasting than the reciprocal agreement.
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A disaster recovery site is a(n)__________ location so that you can keep from having the business close while the long-term solution can be accomplished.

A)permanent
B)new
C)expanded
D)stopgap
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The data or documentation that is necessary for normal daily operations of the organization but for which there are alternative sources of the same data or data that can be easily reconstructed is known as ________________.
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It is important when doing your disaster recovery testing that you test with a(n)__________ backup.
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One of the most __________ things in a disaster recovery plan and in the selection of the disaster recovery site location selection is the ability to acquire office supplies.

A)overworked
B)overlooked
C)obvious
D)confusing
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Which of the following is more likely to be overlooked by the disaster recovery planning team?

A)hardware
B)data
C)software
D)backups
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14
Reciprocal agreements are often a viable and useful alternative to a __________ recovery site.

A)hot
B)warm
C)cold
D)All of the above
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The restore time is __________ for tape than for disk-stored recovery.

A)shorter
B)longer
C)safer
D)more risky
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__________ failure often goes undetected for extended periods of time.
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Data that must be retained for legal reasons is considered ______________ data.

A)sensitive
B)vital
C)critical
D)noncritical
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Any agreement should,as a part of the services provided,allow your organization to __________ your disaster recovery plan.

A)test
B)develop
C)monitor
D)All of the above
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Why is it important to have the availability of more than one recovery location?

A)A single disaster may affect more than one location
B)Different disasters may happen in different locations at the same time
C)More than one location can mean that you have choices in the event of a declared disaster
D)All of the above
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What is an advantage to using on site climate-controlled,fireproof,waterproof,and even tornado-proof safes?

A)Lessens the risk of the tapes being damaged in a disaster
B)Allows for rapid access by the organization when necessary
C)Guarantees the chain of custody and minimizes the points of access to the data
D)All of the above
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Travel cost may be even more of a consideration than the __________ of the contracted recovery site.
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In the end,the decision to rent or share a recovery site comes down to __________.
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The site,regardless of where it is or what it provides,will require a significant outlay of money.But the organization needs to look at this more as __________ than as a sunk cost.
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Match between columns
Vital data
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Vital data
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Vital data
contains all changes since the last full backup
Vital data
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Vital data
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Vital data
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Vital data
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Vital data
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Vital data
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Vital data
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Vital data
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Vital data
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Vital data
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Differential backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Differential backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Differential backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Differential backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Differential backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Differential backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Differential backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Differential backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Differential backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Differential backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Differential backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Differential backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Differential backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Sensitive data
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Sensitive data
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Sensitive data
contains all changes since the last full backup
Sensitive data
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Sensitive data
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Sensitive data
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Sensitive data
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Sensitive data
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Sensitive data
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Sensitive data
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Sensitive data
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Sensitive data
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Sensitive data
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Recovery time objective
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Recovery time objective
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Recovery time objective
contains all changes since the last full backup
Recovery time objective
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Recovery time objective
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Recovery time objective
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Recovery time objective
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Recovery time objective
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Recovery time objective
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Recovery time objective
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Recovery time objective
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Recovery time objective
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Recovery time objective
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Full backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Full backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Full backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Full backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Full backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Full backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Full backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Full backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Full backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Full backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Full backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Full backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Full backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Incremental backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Incremental backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Incremental backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Incremental backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Incremental backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Incremental backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Incremental backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Incremental backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Incremental backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Incremental backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Incremental backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Incremental backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Incremental backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Maximum allowable downtime
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Maximum allowable downtime
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Maximum allowable downtime
contains all changes since the last full backup
Maximum allowable downtime
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Maximum allowable downtime
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Maximum allowable downtime
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Maximum allowable downtime
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Maximum allowable downtime
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Maximum allowable downtime
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Maximum allowable downtime
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Maximum allowable downtime
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Maximum allowable downtime
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Maximum allowable downtime
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Recovery point objective
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Recovery point objective
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Recovery point objective
contains all changes since the last full backup
Recovery point objective
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Recovery point objective
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Recovery point objective
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Recovery point objective
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Recovery point objective
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Recovery point objective
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Recovery point objective
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Recovery point objective
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Recovery point objective
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Recovery point objective
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Mirror backups
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Mirror backups
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Mirror backups
contains all changes since the last full backup
Mirror backups
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Mirror backups
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Mirror backups
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Mirror backups
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Mirror backups
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Mirror backups
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Mirror backups
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Mirror backups
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Mirror backups
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Mirror backups
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Critical data
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Critical data
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Critical data
contains all changes since the last full backup
Critical data
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Critical data
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Critical data
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Critical data
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Critical data
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Critical data
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Critical data
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Critical data
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Critical data
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Critical data
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Cold backup site
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Cold backup site
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Cold backup site
contains all changes since the last full backup
Cold backup site
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Cold backup site
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Cold backup site
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Cold backup site
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Cold backup site
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Cold backup site
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Cold backup site
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Cold backup site
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Cold backup site
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Cold backup site
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Warm backup site
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Warm backup site
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Warm backup site
contains all changes since the last full backup
Warm backup site
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Warm backup site
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Warm backup site
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Warm backup site
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Warm backup site
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Warm backup site
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Warm backup site
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Warm backup site
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Warm backup site
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Warm backup site
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
Hot backup site
a snapshot of how a system looked at a given point in time
Hot backup site
gather together only those changes that have occurred since the last backup
Hot backup site
contains all changes since the last full backup
Hot backup site
directly copy all selected files, directories, mount points, and file systems from one set of disks to another
Hot backup site
the point in time to which systems and data must be recovered after an outage
Hot backup site
the period of time within which your systems and data must be recovered
Hot backup site
time that the system can be unavailable without ramifications to the organization
Hot backup site
has to be retained and recovered for legal reasons
Hot backup site
has to be retained and recovered to maintain normal business activities
Hot backup site
can be easily reconstructed from other data that is readily available
Hot backup site
a location, other than your typical business site, where a duplicate of your data is stored, ready for access in a moment’s notice
Hot backup site
a facility that is already stocked with all the hardware that it takes to create a reasonable facsimile of what you have in your primary data center
Hot backup site
a building space that can be leased when a disaster occurs
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