A storage administrator wants the ability to have the same point-in-time image across multiple Consistency Groups. If a RecoverPoint system uses vRPAs to protect data
stored on VNX arrays, which feature provides this functionality?
Understanding Group Sets: Group Sets in Dell RecoverPoint allow administrators to create a consistent point-in-time image across multiple Consistency Groups. This is particularly useful in environments where data consistency across different applications or databases is critical.
Functionality: When using Group Sets, a single bookmark can be applied to multiple Consistency Groups simultaneously. This ensures that all the groups are synchronized to the same point in time, providing a consistent recovery point across different data sets.
Implementation:
Step 1: Access the RecoverPoint Management Application.
Step 2: Navigate to the Group Sets section.
Step 3: Create a new Group Set and select the Consistency Groups that need to be included.
Step 4: Apply a bookmark to the Group Set. This action will create a consistent point-in-time image across all selected Consistency Groups.
Verification: After setting up the Group Set and applying the bookmark, verify that the point-in-time image is consistent across all included Consistency Groups. This can be done by checking the bookmarks and ensuring they are synchronized.
A RecoverPoint administrator is implementing a RecoverPoint/EX cluster using a VNX splitter. The zoning between the RPAs and the VNX ports is completed and the RPA
ports are available in the connectivity status on the VNX.
What is the next step to complete?
After completing the zoning between the RPAs and the VNX ports and ensuring the RPA ports are available in the connectivity status on the VNX, the next step is to create a storage group on the VNX for RecoverPoint. This step is crucial to logically group the LUNs that will be managed and replicated by the RecoverPoint system.
Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines 6.0.1 vSphere HTML5 Plugin Administrator's Guide, Chapter on implementing RecoverPoint/EX clusters using VNX splitters.
During the Deployment Manager wizard, the system confirmed errors detected on one or more new RPAs. You resolve the errors and proceed to the zoning step.
Which step detected the errors?
In the RecoverPoint Deployment Manager wizard, the step where the system confirms errors on new RPAs and allows the user to resolve them before proceeding is the 'Add New RPA' step. During this step, the wizard checks the newly added RPAs for any configuration or connectivity issues and prompts the user to fix them before continuing with the deployment process.
Reference: Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines 6.0.1 vSphere HTML5 Plugin Administrator's Guide, Chapter on Deployment and Initial Configuration.
A RecoverPoint storage administrator needs to protect a mission-critical application. The application is stored on three volumes provisioned from a new VNX. Once the
Consistency Group is created for the application, how many replication sets will the group contain?
Create a Consistency Group for the application: The first step is to create a Consistency Group (CG) in the RecoverPoint system for the mission-critical application. This CG will manage the replication and ensure consistency across the volumes.
Determine the number of replication sets: Each volume provisioned from the VNX for the application will be represented as a separate replication set within the CG. Since there are three volumes, there will be three replication sets.
Configure replication sets: Each replication set will include the production volume (source) and the replica volume (target). The replication sets will be managed under the same CG to maintain consistency across all the application data.
You complete the installation of a RecoverPoint with VNX(SE) system with two clusters. The company's storage administrator wants to know how to add an additional
cluster at their new data center.
Which information should be provided to the administrator?
Install the new RecoverPoint/EX cluster: Begin by deploying the new RecoverPoint/EX cluster at the new data center. This involves setting up the physical or virtual appliances that will form the new cluster.
Add the license to the new cluster: Once the new cluster is installed, the next step is to add the appropriate licenses. This is crucial as it enables the new cluster's functionality within the RecoverPoint environment.
Connect the new cluster to the existing system: After the licensing is in place, the new cluster needs to be connected to the existing RecoverPoint system. This includes configuring the communication between the new and existing clusters to ensure proper replication and synchronization.
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