An administrator needs to save the nightly QRadar backups on a network storage. The administrator has established the connection to the network storage. What should the administrator do next?

Question

Options

• AChange the Backup Repository Path to the network storage location using the Backup Recovery
• BChange the Backup Repository Path by adding a new Network Activity Rule.
• CChange the Backup Repository Path to the network storage location using the System Settings
• DConfigure the new network storage using the Assets Manager

• A
  81% (39)
• B
  10% (5)
• C
  6% (3)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

A is correct because in IBM QRadar, the Backup and Recovery interface is the dedicated tool for managing backup configurations, including redirecting the Backup Repository Path to a network storage location - once the network share is mounted/accessible, this is exactly where you update the path.

B is wrong because Network Activity Rules are for detecting and responding to network traffic patterns (like DDoS or suspicious flows) - they have nothing to do with storage or backup configuration.

C is wrong because System Settings in QRadar handles general appliance configuration (console settings, time, licensing, etc.), not backup repository paths - that's a common trap since "System Settings" sounds like it covers everything.

D is wrong because Assets Manager is used for managing discovered network assets and device inventory, not storage or backup operations.

Memory tip: Think "Back up your path with Backup Recovery" - the feature name tells you its purpose. Whenever the question involves where backups are stored or redirecting backup destinations, the answer lives inside the Backup and Recovery tool, not in network rules, assets, or general system settings.

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