220-1002 · Question #468
A customer recently lost data because it was accidentally deleted. The customer calls a technician and asks to have a Windows backup solution installed. The customer needs to ensure all company data…
The correct answer is C. Snapshot D. Shadow Copy. The customer needs data to be recoverable 'every time a change is made,' which requires point-in-time copy technology. Snapshots (C) capture the exact state of data at a specific moment and can be created automatically on a schedule or on change, enabling rapid rollback to any…
Question
A customer recently lost data because it was accidentally deleted. The customer calls a technician and asks to have a Windows backup solution installed. The customer needs to ensure all company data is backed up and quickly recoverable every time a change Is made. Which of the following solutions would the technician MOST likely recommend? (Select TWO)
Options
- AFile level
- BBare metal
- CSnapshot
- DShadow Copy
- ECritical applications
- FImage level
How the community answered
(25 responses)- B4% (1)
- C92% (23)
- F4% (1)
Explanation
The customer needs data to be recoverable 'every time a change is made,' which requires point-in-time copy technology. Snapshots (C) capture the exact state of data at a specific moment and can be created automatically on a schedule or on change, enabling rapid rollback to any previous state. Shadow Copy (D) is the Windows Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) implementation of this concept-it automatically creates point-in-time copies of files as they change, allowing users to restore previous versions directly from Windows Explorer. File-level (A) and image-level (F) backups are periodic and not triggered per-change. Bare metal (B) is for full system recovery, not granular file recovery. 'Critical applications' (E) is a backup scope category, not a recovery method.
Topics
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.