Which two locations can a Windows Server be backed up to? (Choose two)

A network router is a network device used for traffic forwarding, not a storage device capable of hosting backups.

A local drive, such as an internal hard disk or an attached USB drive, provides a direct and readily accessible location for storing server backups.

A Local DFS root share is a logical namespace for distributed filesystems, not a physical storage location where backups are directly stored.

A remote share folder, accessible over the network, allows for centralized backup storage and facilitates off-site data protection for Windows Servers.