What are the two parameters defined in a PowerStore replication rule? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ARecovery Point Objective
• BAlert threshold
• CRecovery Time Objective
• DDate and time of creation

• A
  90% (45)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  8% (4)

Explanation

A PowerStore replication rule is configured with an RPO (Recovery Point Objective) and an Alert Threshold - these two parameters together define both the replication cadence and the warning mechanism when that cadence is at risk. The RPO specifies the maximum acceptable data loss expressed as a time interval (e.g., replicate every 5 minutes), while the alert threshold sets a percentage of that RPO at which an alert fires to warn administrators before an actual RPO violation occurs.

Option C (RTO) is wrong because Recovery Time Objective governs how fast you can restore service after a failure - it's a business continuity metric, not a configurable parameter inside a replication rule itself. Option D (Date and time of creation) is simply system-generated metadata, not something an administrator defines as part of the rule.

Memory tip: Think "Rule = Rate + Warning" - RPO sets the rate of replication, and the alert threshold is your early warning system. RTO belongs to the recovery plan, not the replication rule.

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