Dell-EMC
E20-324 · Question #73
A customer wants to use RecoverPoint/SE CRR. They have just realized that they need to use RecoverPoint write splitters, but do not understand how they work. What does the splitter do after it…
The correct answer is A. It sends a copy to the local RecoverPoint appliance. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A customer wants to use RecoverPoint/SE CRR. They have just realized that they need to use RecoverPoint write splitters, but do not understand how they work. What does the splitter do after it intercepts a write I/O meant for a RecoverPoint Protected LUN?
Options
- AIt sends a copy to the local RecoverPoint appliance.
- BIt sends the I/O to the local RecoverPoint appliance instead of the LUN.
- CIt sends the I/O to both the local and the remote RecoverPoint appliances.
- DIt sends a copy to the remote RecoverPoint appliance.
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A80% (43)
- B6% (3)
- C4% (2)
- D11% (6)
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