D-NWR-DY-01 Dell NetWorker Deploy v2 Exam Questions and Answers

To enable an external NMC server to manage other NetWorker servers, thensrauthtrustcommand must be executed on each additional NetWorker server that the NMC needs to manage. This establishes trust between the NetWorker server and the external NMC, allowing for secure communication and management capabilities.

In the Simulator, follow these steps:

1. In the left‑hand navigation clickDevices and Media→Cloud Tier Devices.

2. ClickAdd Cloud Tier Device(the “+” button).

3. In theAdd Cloud Tier Devicedialog, enter:

PowerProtect DD Host Name:ddve.dellemc.edu

DD Boost Username:ddboost_user

DD Boost Password:Student1!

Management Username:ddboost_user

Management Password:Student1!

Device Folder Name:DDCloudTier

Clone Pool:selectCloudtier_clone

Cloud Unit Name:NWRCloud

4. ClickSave.

The vProxy appliance requires the vCenter server to use its default HTTPS port; it does not support a non‑default vCenter HTTPS port. Therefore port 443 is the only port that cannot be changed for VMware Protection with vProxy.

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.

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.

The mminfo utility is one of the CLI administration tools that ship only with the NetWorker Extended Client; the base Windows client install doesn’t include it. Installing the Extended Client package on the Windows host immediately provides the mminfo executable.

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.

For NetWorker deployments in public clouds that need to write backups to object-storage targets (AWS S3, Azure Blob, etc.), you must deploy the CloudBoost virtual appliance. CloudBoost is the data-protection-optimized enabler that handles client‑side deduplication, compression, and encryption and then writes the deduplicated data into the cloud object store, while only metadata is retained locally on the appliance.