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A technician needs to recommend a disaster recovery solution for a company that has three offices across two states. The technician must ensure the solution has: - The ability to centralize data…
The correct answer is B. Redundant network links F. Cloud replication. The requirements map directly to two solutions: Cloud replication (F) satisfies all three core requirements - it centralizes backups in the cloud across all three offices, provides high availability through cloud redundancy, and can synchronize user data to local machines via…
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A technician needs to recommend a disaster recovery solution for a company that has three offices across two states. The technician must ensure the solution has:
- The ability to centralize data backups
- High availability
- The ability to synchronize user data to local machines
Which of the following solutions will the technician MOST likely recommend? (Choose two.)
Options
- ACold storage of all corporate data
- BRedundant network links
- CHot site
- DServers at each location
- EClustered backups
- FCloud replication
- GLocal backups
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A5% (2)
- B56% (23)
- C12% (5)
- D2% (1)
- E22% (9)
- G2% (1)
Explanation
The requirements map directly to two solutions: Cloud replication (F) satisfies all three core requirements - it centralizes backups in the cloud across all three offices, provides high availability through cloud redundancy, and can synchronize user data to local machines via clients. Redundant network links (B) ensure high availability of connectivity between the three offices and to the cloud, which is essential for both replication and data access. Cold storage (A) lacks high availability and real-time sync. A hot site (C) is a full duplicate facility, which is excessive here. Servers at each location (D) and local backups (G) don't centralize data. Clustered backups (E) is not a standard DR term in this context. Together, B and F form a complete, scalable DR solution for a multi-office organization.
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