A large enterprise is experiencing exponential growth of data but shrinking backup windows. They
need to design, plan, and integrate a comprehensive disaster recovery solution for all their data
centers. Part of their disaster recovery solution must include data migration to a remote site. How
does the HP StoreOnce 6200 Backup System respond to this customer’s requirements?

A.
by supporting more than 32 concurrent data streams to a single VTL or NAS share device

B.
by supporting a single fabric with dual switches where the drives are presented to a single port for
no single point of failure

C.
by requiring a smaller volume of seeding data to be sent over a WAN link than previous StoreOnce
D2D models

D.
by providing built-in low-bandwidth replication for cost-effective copies of data offsite

Explanation:

Challenges in Enterprise Data Protection
Requirements for a modern Enterprise Data Protection solution have many drivers:-
* Exponential growth of data Shrinking backup windows
* The need to design, plan and integrate a comprehensive Disaster Recovery capability
* The need for backup devices to be more available than ever before
The HP B6200 StoreOnce Backup System responds to all these requirements by providing:
* Deduplication to drive more efficient storage of data
* Large device scalability to ensure every backup has access to devices and, so, reduce queuing time
* (D) In-built low bandwidth replication for cost-effective copies of data offsite as part of a Disaster
Recovery plan
* HP Autonomic failover (with appropriate ISV software) to allow backups to continue, even if a node
in an HP B6200 StoreOnce Backup System fails.
* High scalability in terms of capacity, performance and replication to ensure the system grows as
your business grows.
Reference; HP B6200 Backup System, Recommended Configuration Guidelines