SY0-301 · Question #646
Which of the following can be utilized in order to provide temporary IT support during a disaster, where the organization sets aside funds for contingencies, but does not necessarily have a…
The correct answer is D. Mobile site. A mobile site (D) is a self-contained, portable recovery facility - often housed in a truck or trailer - that can be deployed to any location as needed. It requires reserved funds but no permanent, dedicated facility, matching the scenario exactly. A hot site (A) is a fully…
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Which of the following can be utilized in order to provide temporary IT support during a disaster, where the organization sets aside funds for contingencies, but does not necessarily have a dedicated site to restore those services?
Options
- AHot site
- BWarm site
- CCold site
- DMobile site
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D94% (46)
Explanation
A mobile site (D) is a self-contained, portable recovery facility - often housed in a truck or trailer - that can be deployed to any location as needed. It requires reserved funds but no permanent, dedicated facility, matching the scenario exactly. A hot site (A) is a fully operational duplicate facility maintained in a ready state at all times, requiring a dedicated and continuously funded location. A warm site (B) is a partially equipped dedicated facility that needs additional configuration before use. A cold site (C) is a dedicated physical space with basic infrastructure (power, cooling) but no pre-installed equipment. All three (A, B, C) require a permanent dedicated location, which the scenario explicitly excludes.
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