SY0-701 · Question #238
A company that is located in an area prone to hurricanes is developing a disaster recovery plan and looking at site considerations that allow the company to immediately continue operations. Which of t
The correct answer is D. Hot. For a company located in an area prone to hurricanes and needing to immediately continue operations, the best type of site is a hot site. A hot site is a fully operational offsite data center that is equipped with hardware, software, and network connectivity and is ready to take
Question
A company that is located in an area prone to hurricanes is developing a disaster recovery plan and looking at site considerations that allow the company to immediately continue operations. Which of the following is the best type of site for this company?
Options
- ACold
- BTertiary
- CWarm
- DHot
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B5% (2)
- C8% (3)
- D84% (31)
Explanation
For a company located in an area prone to hurricanes and needing to immediately continue operations, the best type of site is a hot site. A hot site is a fully operational offsite data center that is equipped with hardware, software, and network connectivity and is ready to take over operations with minimal downtime. Hot site: Fully operational and can take over business operations almost immediately after a Cold site: A basic site with infrastructure in place but without hardware or data, requiring significant time to become operational. Tertiary site: Not a standard term in disaster recovery; it usually refers to an additional backup location but lacks the specifics of readiness. Warm site: Equipped with hardware and connectivity but requires some time and effort to become fully operational, not as immediate as a hot site.
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