A physical Linux server has a crashed volume. IT looks like volume/dev/sdc contains no more data. The server has several volumes: /dev/sda (60GB), /dev/sdb
(2TB) and /dev/sdc (600gb). Next to the physical Linux servers, you also run … data center.While you restore the entire volume, how can you make your data temporarily accessible as fast as possible to provide business continuity? –
A. Perform Instant Disk recovery of the /dev/sdc drive
B. Use Restore Guest OS Files to copy all files to a temporary location
C. Insert the Veeam Recovery Media and restore only volume /dev/sdc.
D. Perform Instant Recovey to create a Vmware VM.
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Answer is D. Read question carefully.
“While you restore the entire volume”, you already started with option C, inserted the Veeam Recovery Media and restore only volume /dev/sdc on the physical server. That will promote downtime of the server on the network and shared files.
To make temporarily accessible as fast as possible to provide business continuity, you preform Instant Recovery to create a VMware VM, so everyone can access the files. Other two options are rubbish.
if physical server still up, how can you do vm instant recovery ?!