A file on a Linux VM hosted on Hyper-V is corrupted and must be restored. Which of the following restore methods provides the best possible RTO?
A file on a Linux VM hosted on Hyper-V is corrupted and must be restored. Which of the following restore methods provides the best possible RTO?
The best method to restore a file on a Linux VM hosted on Hyper-V would be to run the Veeam file restore wizard and let it restore through the network. This method directly addresses file restoration in a streamlined manner, providing an efficient recovery time objective (RTO). Since this method uses the network for direct restoration, it is likely to be faster and more efficient compared to other methods that may involve more steps or manual transfers.
Maybe C I think
Correct is C https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/hyperv/guest_restore_linux.html?ver=120
C is correct
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/multios_restore_save_vm.html?ver=120
Answer is D For the lowest RTO, the best option is D
C. Run Veeam file restore wizard and let it restore through the network.
By elimination, C.