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300-820 · Question #140

What is the first step to restoring an Expressway cluster from a backup?

The correct answer is C. remove each Expressway peer from the cluster. Before restoring an Expressway cluster from a backup, you must first remove each peer from the cluster. This is necessary because cluster members synchronize configuration with each other in real time. If you restore a backup to a node while it is still part of a cluster, the…

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Question

What is the first step to restoring an Expressway cluster from a backup?

Options

  • Ause the backup that is specific to each Expressway peer in the cluster
  • Bupgrade each Expressway peer to the latest Expressway software
  • Cremove each Expressway peer from the cluster
  • Dadd all the Expressway peers to the cluster

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  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    9% (3)
  • C
    83% (29)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Before restoring an Expressway cluster from a backup, you must first remove each peer from the cluster. This is necessary because cluster members synchronize configuration with each other in real time. If you restore a backup to a node while it is still part of a cluster, the restored configuration would immediately conflict with or be overwritten by data from the other peers. By removing each peer from the cluster first, you ensure each node is restored independently using its own node-specific backup. After all peers are individually restored, they can be re-added to rebuild the cluster cleanly.

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#Expressway#Clustering#Backup and Restore#System Management

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