As relates to mitigating ransomware, is this a best practice?

Solution:Avoid using NAS based backup targets since ransomware is primarily looking for tiles to encrypt Instead, use independent access through APIs like Catalyst or tape drives with vaulting procedures

As relates to mitigating ransomware, is this a best practice?

Solution:Use cloud-based storage targets for backup data, sincethe cloud provider guarantees the highest protection and so is immutable as platform.

Is this a reason why your customer might choose the HPE Apollo 4510 systems Instead of the HPE Apollo 4200 system?

Solution:The Apollo 4200 system is deployed with veeam Backup & Replication Standard Edition, while the 4510 system runs the Enterprise Edition for a more extended feature set

The customer uses HPE infoSightwith HPE Proliant DL380 Gen10 serversand an HPE Nimble Storage array.They are replacing their aging data protection solution based on tape drives with a new disk-based backup target solution based on HPE StoreOnce

is this a true statement?

Solution:HPE intoSight provides predictive analytics for HPE StoreOnce.

Your customer contacts you to validate their current data protection solution based on Commvault and HPE StoreOnce backup targets based on Catalyst.

Is this a best practice for Commvault environments?

solution:Increase the chunk size on the Media Agent to increase the throughput, especially for environments with sequential access media like tape devices.

Does this option describe a validscenario for using the 3-2-1 data protection rule or the 3-2-1-1-0 data protection rule?

Solution:You Intend to use at least 3 different types of on-premises storage

Is this a best practice for enabling encryption inside Veeam?

Solution:Encryption should be enabled at the HPE StoreOnce level since encryption Inside Veeam would make deduplication impossible.