During the SureBackup job execution, redo logs are created for each verified VM. Where are the redo logs for the job located?
During the SureBackup job execution, redo logs are created for each verified VM. Where are the redo logs for the job located?
During SureBackup job execution, redos logs are created for each verified VM. These logs are stored on the datastore specified in the Virtual Lab settings. This location is chosen to capture and manage changes made to the VM while it is running in the SureBackup job.
I think it is E, All changes that take place when the VM is running are written to redo log files that are stored on the datastore selected in the virtual lab settings.
I think it D redo log files that are stored on the datastore selected in the virtual lab settings https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=95u4
Is it wrong? I think it is C.
I believe it's C although the book is not clear on it from what I can tell.
Is Correct D, redo logs are store on backup repository.
The correct answer is E. "All changes that take place when the VM is running are written to redo log files that are stored on the datastore selected in the virtual lab settings." (https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=95u4).
The answer is correct, by default the logs are stored in the vPower NFS folder. This write cache is an option in the virtual lab settings to specify a datastore, but it not required.
E - correct answer https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=100
correct answer is E. https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/surebackup_hiw.html?ver=100
All changes that take place when the VM is running are written to redo log files that are stored on the datastore selected in the virtual lab settings. When the recovery process is complete, the redo logs are removed.
letter c, page 292 in the curse book VASCM10-Curse Guide
You Mean, E. Redo logs are stored in a datastore selected during the steps of creation of a Virtual Lab
The logfiles are there