C1000-082 Exam Dumps - IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 Administration

According to IBM documentation1, the purpose of the SET REPLSERVER command is to set the name of a target replication server for a source replication server. The command has two parameters: SERVERNAME and REPLSERVER. The SERVERNAME parameter is the name of a source replication server that you want to replicate data from. The REPLSERVER parameter is the name of a target replication server that you want to replicate data to.

According to IBM documentation1, the purpose of the SET REPLSERVER command is to set the name of a target replication server for a source replication server. The command has two parameters: SERVERNAME and REPLSERVER. The SERVERNAME parameter is the name of a source replication server that you want to replicate data from. The REPLSERVER parameter is the name of a target replication server that you want to replicate data to.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.9?topic=servers-whats-new

According to IBM’s documentation1, the CHECKOUT LIBVOL command is used to remove a sequential access storage volume from the server inventory for an automated library. This command creates a background process that can be canceled with the CANCEL PROCESS command. 

https://www.ibm.com/docs/SSGSG7_7.1.5/srv.reference/r_cmd_libvolume_checkout.html

According to the IBM Spectrum Protect Plus documentation1, it is a data protection solution that provides near-instant recovery, replication, retention management, and reuse for virtual machines, databases, and applications backups in hybrid multicloud environments.

https://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/redp5532.html

According to the IBM Spectrum Protect™ and Spectrum Scale™ Integration Guide1, one option that should be specified when configuring a storage agent for optimal LAN-free backup and restore performance is LANFREESHM YES. This option enables the use of shared memory for communication between the storage agent and the server, which can improve throughput and reduce CPU usage.

https://community.ibm.com/community/user/storage/blogs/nils-haustein1/2020/02/29/lan-free-backup-ibm-spectrumscale

According to IBM’s documentation12, client-side encryption is a method of encrypting data before it is sent to the server for backup or archive operations. Client-side encryption uses a password that is entered by the user to generate an encryption key. The password needs to be confirmed when encrypting the file for backup, and also needs to be entered when performing restores of encrypted files12.

Client-side encryption satisfies all the requirements of encrypting data during transmission and storage, because:

• It prevents data from being read during transmission, because the data is encrypted before it leaves the client system3.
• It prevents data from being read once written in the storage pool, because the data remains encrypted on the server and can only be decrypted with the password that is known by the user3.

According to IBM documentation1, Windows system state objects can be backed up by using the BACKUP SYSTEMSTATE command. This command creates a backup of system state data that includes registry files, COM+ class registration database, system files under Windows File Protection, Active Directory directory service (for domain controllers only), Sysvol directory share (for domain controllers only), Certificate Services database (for certification authority only), Cluster database (for cluster nodes only), and NTDS.DIT file (the Active Directory database).