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H13-629_V3.0 · Question #284
A company plans to deploy a disaster recovery system, requiring that when a data center-level failure occurs, the business will not be interrupted and the business data will not be lost: it plans to…
The correct answer is A. Two-site three-center architecture based on dual-center active-standby mode B. Two-site three-center architecture based on dual-center mutual backup mode D. Local high-availability architecture based on active-standby mode. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Data Protection and Business Continuity Solution Design
Question
A company plans to deploy a disaster recovery system, requiring that when a data center-level failure occurs, the business will not be interrupted and the business data will not be lost: it plans to use a two-site three-center interconnection frame. Which of the following solutions cannot meet the requirements? (Multiple choice)
Options
- ATwo-site three-center architecture based on dual-center active-standby mode
- BTwo-site three-center architecture based on dual-center mutual backup mode
- CTwo-site three-center architecture based on dual-center dual-active mode
- DLocal high-availability architecture based on active-standby mode
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A77% (41)
- C23% (12)
Topics
#two-site three-center#disaster recovery architecture#dual-active#RPO/RTO
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