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.
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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)- A16% (7)
- B72% (31)
- C5% (2)
- D7% (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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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