A physical Windows server has failed Windows updates and is now showing an error message. The server has several volumes: C (60GB), D (2TB) and E (600GB). You urgently need this server up and running again. Which of the following would bring the server back up and running the fastest on the same hardware?
To bring the server back up and running the fastest on the same hardware, inserting the Veeam Recovery Media and restoring using 'System volumes only' is the correct approach. This method targets only the system volumes needed for the server to boot, making the recovery process quicker compared to restoring the entire computer or performing other recovery operations that may take more time.
A https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/agentforwindows/userguide/baremetal_mode.html?ver=60
Physical server.......
It's a physical server, so A is correct
Answer is C. Here is why: Performing an Instant Disk recovery of the C drive allows for a quick restoration of the system drive, which contains the operating system and essential files for the server to boot. This method utilizes Veeam technology to instantly mount the backup image of the C drive as a virtual disk on the same hardware, bypassing the need for a full restore.
It is physical server, so C is impossible. A is correct
A, Physical server
sure, other options are wrong
The correct answer is "A".
A. Insert the Veeam Recovery Media and restore using "System volumes only".