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2V0-620 · Question #133

An administrator is attempting to restore a number of files in a directory within the Operating System of a virtual machine. How can the administrator restore the files from a previous backup?

The correct answer is B. Connect to the File Level Restore tool from a web browser in the virtual machine.. VMware Data Protection File Level Restore (FLR) requires a browser session initiated from inside the virtual machine guest OS to mount and browse backup data.

Section 5 – Administer and Maintain vSphere

Question

An administrator is attempting to restore a number of files in a directory within the Operating System of a virtual machine. How can the administrator restore the files from a previous backup?

Options

  • AUse the File Level Restore option from the selected backup of the virtual machine in the vSphere
  • BConnect to the File Level Restore tool from a web browser in the virtual machine.
  • CConnect to the File Level Restore tool from the VMware Data Protection appliance.
  • DUse the File Level Restore option from the selected backup of the virtual machine in the vSphere

How the community answered

(43 responses)
  • A
    16% (7)
  • B
    72% (31)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    7% (3)

Why each option

VMware Data Protection File Level Restore (FLR) requires a browser session initiated from inside the virtual machine guest OS to mount and browse backup data.

AUse the File Level Restore option from the selected backup of the virtual machine in the vSphere

Choices A and D are textually identical and both incorrect - the vSphere Client does not expose a native File Level Restore option from the backup selection view; FLR must be initiated from within the guest.

BConnect to the File Level Restore tool from a web browser in the virtual machine.Correct

The VMware Data Protection FLR workflow requires the VM's guest OS to run a web browser and connect to the VDP appliance's FLR interface, which mounts the backup as a virtual disk accessible only to that guest session. This guest-initiated connection is the only supported method for restoring individual files without performing a full VM restore.

CConnect to the File Level Restore tool from the VMware Data Protection appliance.

Connecting to the FLR tool from the VDP appliance directly is incorrect - the FLR session must be launched from a browser running inside the target virtual machine, not from the appliance management console.

DUse the File Level Restore option from the selected backup of the virtual machine in the vSphere

Identical to choice A and incorrect for the same reason - the vSphere inventory interface does not provide a File Level Restore action directly from a selected backup job.

Concept tested: VMware Data Protection File Level Restore initiation method

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere-Data-Protection/6.1/com.vmware.vdp.doc/GUID-4B8D6B6F-E76E-4D0F-AA5A-1E3A4B0C8E1B.html

Topics

#VMware Data Protection#file level restore#backup recovery#vDP appliance

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