What information related to sizing the NAS infrastructure is missing and must be collected during the discovery? (Choose 2)

The correct answer is B. Size of the source data set D. Recovery point objective. The information related to sizing the NAS infrastructure that is missing and must be collected during the discovery are the size of the source data set and the recovery point objective (RPO). These information are important for designing and sizing the NAS backup jobs and…

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ATotal number of network shares
BSize of the source data set
CBackup windows
DRecovery point objective
ENumber of Scale-out Backup Repository extents currently used

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A
2% (1)
B
80% (45)
C
13% (7)
E
5% (3)

Explanation

The information related to sizing the NAS infrastructure that is missing and must be collected during the discovery are the size of the source data set and the recovery point objective (RPO). These information are important for designing and sizing the NAS backup jobs and repositories. For example, you can use the size of the source data set to estimate how much storage space and network bandwidth are required for backing up NAS devices. You can also use the RPO to determine how frequently you need to run NAS backup jobs and how many restore points you need to keep on the backup repositories.

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