D-NWR-DY-01 Sample Questions Answers

In current NetWorker versions (9.1 and later), the default Target Sessions setting for a CloudBoost device is 10. This value helps balance load when multiple backup streams are directed to the CloudBoost appliance without imposing a hard cap (that’s what the Max Sessions setting is for).

All of the listed components - NetWorker Server, NetWorker Management Console (NMC), NetWorker Web User Interface (NWUI), Storage Node, and Client - are supported on Windows operating systems. This enables full NetWorker functionality on Windows platforms for management, backup, and restore operations.

When Client Direct is enabled on a client resource, the NetWorker client pushes its deduplicated data stream straight to the AFTD (or DD Boost) device - bypassing the NetWorker storage node entirely - while still sending all control and metadata updates (client file index entries, media database operations, etc.) back to the NetWorker server so it can track and catalog the backup.

In the NetWorker Authentication Service, both user names and group names are limited to a maximum of 64 characters. This constraint ensures compatibility and proper functioning within the NetWorker environment. It's important to adhere to this limit when creating or managing user and group entries to avoid potential issues.

When you configure a DD Cloud Tier device via the NetWorker Administration GUI, NetWorker removes any existing time‑based policies on the Data Domain MTree and automatically creates an application‑defined (app‑based) data‑movement policy so that the backup application itself controls which backups are cloned to the cloud tier.

NetWorker Virtual Edition (NVE) supports simple deployment on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) by leveraging their native cloud formats such as Azure Marketplace images and AWS AMIs. These providers offer streamlined provisioning and integration with NetWorker using preconfigured templates or images, simplifying cloud-based backup operations.

To install the CloudBoost virtual appliance on a VMware ESXi host, the implementation engineer must deploy an OVF template provided by Dell. This template includes the necessary configuration for the virtual machine and is the standard method for deploying virtual appliances in VMware environments.

lic- the traditional ASCII license file (e.g.dpa.lic) used for Capacity or Update Entitlements in NetWorker 19.2–19.8.

xml- the newer Unserved XML Capacity Entitlement file supported in NetWorker 19.9 and later (configured via