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VEEAM VMCE_v12 Exam
- Topic 1: Data protection strategies: This section of the exam covers an overview of data protection strategies.
- Topic 2: Risk scenarios: This section covers exploring various risk scenarios and identifying the type of risks we may face in the environment.
- Topic 3: Core components: This section of the exam covers exploring the functionality of Veeam Backup & Replication and system requirements.
- Topic 4: Initial security considerations: This section defines ways and tools to secure the Veeam backup server.
- Topic 5: Virtual machine backup: This section of the exam covers protecting the VMware and Hyper V to safeguard VMware that follows SLAs. Agent backup: This section of the exam covers the identification of protection groups for automating the installation of Veeam Agents.
- Topic 6: Unstructured data backup: This section is about highlights vital features required to protect unstructured data.
- Topic 7: Backup data optimizations: This section covers the need for backup of object storage and the supported object storage solutions while utilizing repositories.
- Topic 8: ? Transport modes: This section aims to analyze different methods to collect and read data from the production environment.
- Topic 9: Backup copies: This section ensures the process of recoverability and adheres to the 3-2-1 Rule with backup copy processes.
- Topic 10: Scale-out Backup Repository: This section of the exam covers the description of architecture, placement policies, and data tiers.
- Topic 11: Moving or copying backups: This section of the exam covers use cases for backup processes using VeeaMover.
- Topic 12: Replication: This section of the exam covers the description of use cases, architectures, and elements of replication jobs.
- Topic 13: ? Verifying recoverability: This section of the exam covers the creation of automated tests to ensure recoverability from backups and replicas.
- Topic 14: Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager: The section covers describing the use cases for Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager.? Incident Response Planning: This section of the exam covers Integrating Veeam Backup and Replication into the incident response strategy.
- Topic 15: ? Recovery scenarios and features: This section covers the impact of various recovery procedures and choosing the most viable recovery technique.
- Topic 16: ? Enacting a recovery: This section is about getting practice in recovering various recoveries with diverse data.
- Topic 17: ? Veeam Data Platform: This section deals with the identification and description of the goal of each major product in the Veeam Data Platform.
Free VEEAM VMCE_v12 Exam Actual Questions
Note: Premium Questions for VMCE_v12 were last updated On May. 23, 2024 (see below)
A company needs to ensure that, during a disaster, a group of VMs starts in a certain order with time delays between starting each VM. How can this be accomplished?
To ensure that a group of VMs starts in a specific order with time delays during a disaster scenario, the solution is B: Create a failover plan. A failover plan in Veeam Backup & Replication is a feature designed to manage the startup sequence of VMs within a DR site. The failover plan can be customized to specify the order in which VMs should start and to include necessary delays between the startups of each VM. This is especially useful for multi-tier applications where the order of startup is essential for the application stack to become fully operational. By using a failover plan, companies can control the recovery process, ensuring that VMs are brought online in an orderly and coordinated fashion that respects their interdependencies.
An infrastructure with 50 VMs has a power outage. After the VMware cluster has booted up again, 10 large VMs are orphaned. However, all VM disk files are still on the datastores. What is the quickest way to bring back those VMs with the least possible data loss?
In a situation where VMs are orphaned after a power outage but their disk files remain intact on the datastores, the most efficient way to restore these VMs with minimal data loss is C: Perform Restore VM Files and only restore the VM configuration files. This approach involves using Veeam Backup & Replication to restore only the necessary VMX files (for VMware) or equivalent configuration files for other hypervisors, which contain the settings and configuration of the VMs. Since the disk files are still present and intact on the datastores, restoring the configuration files allows the VMs to be re-registered with the hypervisor and brought back online quickly, without the need to transfer or restore the entire VM disk files, thus minimizing downtime and data loss.
A company needs to ensure that, during a disaster, a group of VMs starts in a certain order with time delays between starting each VM. How can this be accomplished?
To ensure that a group of VMs starts in a specific order with time delays during a disaster scenario, the solution is B: Create a failover plan. A failover plan in Veeam Backup & Replication is a feature designed to manage the startup sequence of VMs within a DR site. The failover plan can be customized to specify the order in which VMs should start and to include necessary delays between the startups of each VM. This is especially useful for multi-tier applications where the order of startup is essential for the application stack to become fully operational. By using a failover plan, companies can control the recovery process, ensuring that VMs are brought online in an orderly and coordinated fashion that respects their interdependencies.
A company wants to ensure that, during a replication failover, database servers boot before the application servers. How can this be accomplished?
Veeam Backup & Replication allows you to set up failover plans to control the order in which VMs are started during a failover. By creating a failover plan, you can specify that the database servers boot before the application servers. This is achieved by setting up VM dependencies within the failover plan, ensuring that the database servers (which are critical for the application servers to function) are operational before the application servers start. Creating a disaster recovery template (B), creating a replica mapping (C), or initiating a planned failover (D) does not directly address the boot order of the servers during failover.
A corporation needs to give their MS SQL DBAs a way to restore their MS SQL databases.
Which action would allow the corporation to grant this access without giving access to other operations?
To grant MS SQL DBAs the ability to restore their databases without giving access to other operations, the appropriate action is to give the DBA group Restore Operator access specifically to MS SQL databases within Veeam Enterprise Manager. This role-based access control allows DBAs to perform the needed restores while restricting access to other functionality. Reference:
Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide: Role-Based Access Control
Veeam Enterprise Manager Guide: Delegating Restore Operations
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