Company XYZ is planning to deploy primary and secondary (disaster recovery) data center sites. Each of these sites will have redundant SAN fabrics and data protection is expected between the data center sites. The sites are 100 miles (160 km) apart and target RPO/RTO are 3 hrs and 24 hrs, respectively. Which two considerations must Company XYZ bear in mind when deploying replication in their scenario? (Choose two.)
Company XYZ must consider routing VSANs between sites to isolate fault domains and increase overall availability. This ensures that issues in one site do not affect the other, maintaining reliable performance. Also, asynchronous data replication should be used to meet the business requirements without impacting the performance of the primary site, especially given the 100-mile distance and the RPO/RTO targets of 3 hours and 24 hours respectively, which are achievable within this setup.
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There is no reason to extend VSANs, that's not how redundant Storage Area Networks (SANs) are built. They must be completely independent for fault isolation. So VSANs are routed. Since RPO is 3 hours and RTO is 24 hours, 3 hours is enough for async replication to complete (we don't have data volume, but the point here is that it's in hours, not in minutes/seconds). And RTO - time to recover - 24 hours is also large enough to recover using data from another datacenter.
This is cisco VSAN, not VMware VSAN. Cisco VSAN can be routed with IVR feature.
Kindly, do you have a reference?
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No need for synchronous replication with this RPO/RTO. And VSAN can be routed to isolate the domain failures.
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I did today.
good answer
is dump valid still ?
Changing my answer to CE C. VSANs must be routed between sites to isolate fault domains and increase overall availability. This is true. Routing VSANs (Virtual Storage Area Networks) between sites allows for isolation of fault domains. If a problem arises in one site, it won't necessarily affect the other, hence increasing overall availability.
BE is correct. I am not voting D because there is no need for synchronous replication. RPO/RTO is long enough to accomodate Async replication.
Any one wrote the exam in Aug-2023 ? is the dump still valid ? i am planning to write in couple of weeks
I will take exam tomorrow and will give information to you.
Thanks for the response i am waiting for your response. All the best for your exam
I passed today at 8xx score. About 80~90% question from this dump.
wanted ask you the how did you arrived correct answer conclusion ?
Good news, dump is still valid as of June 2023. I passed the exam, 8xx score. However, this dump does not provide 100% cover. There were new questions in the exam, but now too many. Read the discussions, and do the due delligence check for the answers by youself. It should be enough to pass the exam. Good luck~!
Sorry for the typo. Correction- There were new questions in the exam, but not too many.
How many new questions you found in the exam?
anyone take exam in June ??
Can anyone confirm whether this dump still valid?
Are there any labs, sims, or drag and drop type questions on this exam or all multiple choice?
Are theses dumps 400-007 are valid? If I properly prepare these dumps, then will I able to pass? Please give me tip. I have this exam after one month. thank you guys
dump is valid but be careful with the answers. CCDE is a very tricky exams and the practical exams is even worst. Good luck
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