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2V0-620 · Question #183
2V0-620 Question #183: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: vSphere Replication retains a number of snapshot instances of the virtual machine on the target. vSphere Replication with multiple point-in-time (MPIT) instances creates and retains snapshots on the target site, but it requires the source VM to have no existing snapshots.
Section 2 – Administer vSphere Resources
Question
An administrator configures vSphere Replication for a virtual machine and enables multiple point in time (PIT) instances under the recovery settings in the Configure Replication wizard. Which two statements are correct for vSphere Replication with multiple point in time instances enabled? (Choose two.)
Options
- AvSphere Replication retains a number of snapshot instances of the virtual machine on the target
- BvSphere Replication uses the virtual machine's snapshot instances to define the target site Point
- CvSphere Replication does not support virtual machines with snapshots.
- DvSphere Replication supports virtual machines with snapshots.
Explanation
vSphere Replication with multiple point-in-time (MPIT) instances creates and retains snapshots on the target site, but it requires the source VM to have no existing snapshots.
Common mistakes.
- B. vSphere Replication does not use the source VM's own snapshot instances to define recovery points - the PIT instances are snapshots created independently on the replicated copy at the target site after each sync cycle.
- D. This directly contradicts the correct answer C; when MPIT is configured, source VMs with existing snapshots are explicitly unsupported, making this statement incorrect in this context.
Concept tested. vSphere Replication multiple point-in-time instance requirements
Topics
#vSphere Replication#point in time instances#snapshots#disaster recovery
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