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?
Correct Answer: D. Confirm backup server CPU and RAM requirements to support the additional tasks. To ensure the existing Veeam backup server can handle the merged workloads without performance degradation, the administrator must validate that the server's hardware resources meet the increased demands. While proxies and repositories offload processing and storage, the backup server still manages tasks, schedules, and coordination. CPU and RAM are critical for handling concurrent jobs and database operations.