An administrator has deployed vCenter Data Recovery and wants the largest possible de- duplication store. Which three storage options can be used? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is B. Two RDMs on a FCP array C. One NFS mount on the ESXi host and one RDMs on an iSCSI array E. Two NFS mounts on the ESXi host. VDR supports deduplication stores that are up to one terabyte in size and each backup appliance is limited to using two deduplication stores per appliance ( 1 TB on VMDKs and RDMs and 500 GB on CIFS network shares). To get the largest possible dedup store, we must not use CIFS.

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ATwo CIFS shares
BTwo RDMs on a FCP array
COne NFS mount on the ESXi host and one RDMs on an iSCSI array
DOne CIFS share and one FCP RDM
ETwo NFS mounts on the ESXi host

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Explanation

VDR supports deduplication stores that are up to one terabyte in size and each backup appliance is limited to using two deduplication stores per appliance ( 1 TB on VMDKs and RDMs and 500 GB on CIFS network shares). To get the largest possible dedup store, we must not use CIFS.

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