An administrator configures a default Standard file system backup policy, which backs up very large file systems from a set of clients. There are multiple scheduled backup attempts configured.
How can the administrator reduce the amount of time needed to complete these backup jobs after failures?
To reduce the amount of time needed to complete backup jobs after failures, the administrator should configure the 'Take checkpoints every' policy setting. This setting allows the backup process to create checkpoints at specified intervals. If a backup fails, it can resume from the last checkpoint instead of starting from the beginning, thus saving time by not having to reprocess data that has already been successfully backed up.
I think answer A is correct because backups would resume from last checkpoint thus not from the beginning answer B would help to relaunch quickly, but from the beginning