H12-323_V2.0 · Question #487
When HSB is synchronizing data, in order to further ensure that the table entries on the primary and backup devices are completely consistent, the backup device will check whether its existing…
The correct answer is B. False. Option B is correct because the stated 20-minute interval is wrong - in HSB (Hot Standby Backup), the backup device actually performs its periodic session table consistency check against the primary device every 30 minutes, not 20 minutes. The rest of the statement's logic is…
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When HSB is synchronizing data, in order to further ensure that the table entries on the primary and backup devices are completely consistent, the backup device will check whether its existing session table entries are consistent with the primary device every 20 minutes. If they are inconsistent, the session table entries on the primary device will be synchronized to the backup device.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A17% (6)
- B83% (29)
Explanation
Option B is correct because the stated 20-minute interval is wrong - in HSB (Hot Standby Backup), the backup device actually performs its periodic session table consistency check against the primary device every 30 minutes, not 20 minutes. The rest of the statement's logic is accurate: the backup does verify consistency and will synchronize session table entries from the primary if discrepancies are found. Option A is incorrect because accepting the statement as true requires accepting the false 20-minute figure, which contradicts the actual HSB specification.
Memory tip: Think "30 minutes = 3uple-check" - the backup device takes a full half-hour to audit the primary's session table. If you see any interval other than 30 minutes in an HSB consistency-check question, it's false.
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