VMCE_V12 · Question #160
The Veeam administrator of a medium-sized company needs to prepare for a merger. The incoming company will migrate to the Veeam Data Platform. The administrator does not want to manage multiple…
The correct answer is D. Confirm backup server CPU and RAM requirements to support the additional tasks. To ensure the Veeam backup infrastructure can handle the additional workloads from the incoming company after the merger, the administrator must confirm that the backup server has sufficient CPU and RAM to support the increased number of tasks. The backup server manages job…
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The Veeam administrator of a medium-sized company needs to prepare for a merger. The incoming company will migrate to the Veeam Data Platform. The administrator does not want to manage multiple Veeam backup servers. There are sufficient physical server resources available in the incoming company's infrastructure to deploy proxies and repositories. Which configuration must the administrator validate to support the additional workloads?
Options
- ACheck that the optimize Veeam database operation has completed before the expansion.
- BConfirm that the configuration database to PostgreSQL is complete.
- CValidate that VMware supports remote server connections for WAN backup.
- DConfirm backup server CPU and RAM requirements to support the additional tasks.
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A12% (6)
- B2% (1)
- C4% (2)
- D82% (41)
Explanation
To ensure the Veeam backup infrastructure can handle the additional workloads from the incoming company after the merger, the administrator must confirm that the backup server has sufficient CPU and RAM to support the increased number of tasks. The backup server manages job scheduling, resource allocation, and processing. If the server does not meet the requirements for the additional workloads, performance and stability issues could arise. Validating hardware capacity is a critical step in preparing for infrastructure expansion.
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