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VEEAM VMCE_v12 Exam Questions
- 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 Feb. 24, 2025 (see below)
A number of VMs are running as interdependent applications. They need to fail over, one by one, as a group. What method should be used to do this?
To ensure VMs running interdependent applications fail over one by one, as a group, the method to use is D: Failover plan. In Veeam Backup & Replication, a failover plan allows for the orchestration of a group of replicas to fail over in a predefined sequence. This includes the capability to set up delays between starting each VM, which is crucial for interdependent applications that must be started in a specific order to function correctly. The failover plan ensures that dependencies among the group are respected and that the startup sequence follows the correct order, enabling a smooth and organized transition to the failover state.
To be able to increase backup retention, the company has bought a Data Domain deduplication appliance.
After setting up the jobs to use it, the backup administrator observes an increase of resource consumption on the backup server. The proxy configuration has not been modified.
What is causing the issue?
When integrating a Data Domain deduplication appliance with Veeam Backup & Replication, it is typically used as a backup repository. The backup server may need to take on the gateway role, especially if the Data Domain is integrated over NFS or CIFS. This means that the backup server will be responsible for processing the data flow between the Veeam proxies and the deduplication appliance. If the gateway server (backup server) is not well-resourced, this additional workload can cause an increase in resource consumption on the backup server. The appliance's resources and the SSL certificate are not related to increased resource consumption on the backup server, and simply needing additional resources for deduplication (D) is not specific enough without indicating the gateway role.
Management asks a backup administrator to deploy the Veeam Agent on a number of Amazon EC2 instances running Windows and Linux operating systems. A Veeam Protection Group is also required by management. The Veeam Distribution Server does not have network access to these instances.
What protection group type should be used to select these objects?
For deploying the Veeam Agent on Amazon EC2 instances running Windows and Linux operating systems without direct network access from the Veeam Distribution Server, the appropriate type of Protection Group to use is D: Cloud machines. The 'Cloud machines' protection group type in Veeam Backup & Replication is specifically designed for protecting cloud-based workloads, including instances in public cloud environments like Amazon EC2. This protection group type allows the Veeam Agent to be deployed and managed remotely, even when the Veeam Distribution Server cannot directly access the instances over the network. It facilitates centralized management of backup tasks for cloud instances, ensuring that the EC2 instances are adequately protected as per management's request, despite the network accessibility constraints.
To be able to increase backup retention, the company has bought a Data Domain deduplication appliance.
After setting up the jobs to use it, the backup administrator observes an increase of resource consumption on the backup server. The proxy configuration has not been modified.
What is causing the issue?
When integrating a Data Domain deduplication appliance with Veeam Backup & Replication, it is typically used as a backup repository. The backup server may need to take on the gateway role, especially if the Data Domain is integrated over NFS or CIFS. This means that the backup server will be responsible for processing the data flow between the Veeam proxies and the deduplication appliance. If the gateway server (backup server) is not well-resourced, this additional workload can cause an increase in resource consumption on the backup server. The appliance's resources and the SSL certificate are not related to increased resource consumption on the backup server, and simply needing additional resources for deduplication (D) is not specific enough without indicating the gateway role.
What is a Recovery Point Objective (RPO) in regards to disaster recovery?
In the context of disaster recovery, the Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is best defined by option B: The acceptable data loss measured in time that can be tolerated. RPO is a critical metric in disaster recovery and business continuity planning that specifies the maximum amount of data (measured in time) that an organization can afford to lose in the event of a disaster or system failure. It effectively sets the limit for how frequently data backups or replications should occur. For instance, an RPO of 4 hours means that the organization must be able to recover data from no more than 4 hours prior to the disaster, implying that backup or replication operations should occur at least every 4 hours. Establishing an RPO is essential for developing an effective data protection strategy, as it guides the choice of backup methodologies and technologies to meet the organization's tolerance for data loss.
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