Which is a fundamental feature of PowerProtect Data Manager's disaster recovery capabilities?

Question

Options

• AData compression
• BReal-time data mirroring
• CHigh-availability configurations
• DLoad balancing

• A
  5% (1)
• C
  90% (19)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

High-availability configurations (C) are a fundamental feature of PowerProtect Data Manager's disaster recovery capabilities because they ensure continuous system operation by eliminating single points of failure - allowing the system to remain accessible and protect data even when individual components fail.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Data compression) is a storage efficiency feature, not a DR capability - it reduces footprint but doesn't ensure recovery or continuity.
• B (Real-time data mirroring) is associated with storage-level replication tools (like SRDF or RecoverPoint), not a core DR feature of PowerProtect Data Manager itself.
• D (Load balancing) is a network/performance feature that distributes workload, but has no direct role in disaster recovery planning or failover.

Memory tip: Think "DR = Don't Risk downtime" - High Availability (HA) maps directly to keeping systems Alive during disasters. If an answer sounds like a performance or efficiency feature (compression, load balancing), it's almost certainly not the DR answer.

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