A multinode EMC Avamar server is backing up clients throughout the world. Each geographical area has a domain and a domain administrator to manage the backup clients in their domain.
What must each domain administrator keep in mind to help ensure that backup schedules do not conflict with the EMC Avamar server blackout window?
A.
Time basis for a backup schedule is the local time of the Avamar Administrator console session
B.
Time basis for clients is the local time of the Avamar server utility node
C.
Time basis for the gsan and the administrator server is the local time zone where the server resides
D.
Time basis for the maintenance schedules is always GMT
I think the correct answer is B
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The times displayed when editing or creating a schedule, as well as the times displayed in most of the Avamar Administrator GUI displays, are in the local time zone of the editing/creating Management Console Avamar Administrator client session. There are several other time “zones” used by the various Avamar components. These include:
•The time basis for the Avamar server utility node, including the administrator server, is the local time where the Avamar server resides.
•The time basis for the Avamar storage nodes and the administrator server database and reports is GMT.
•The time basis for Avamar clients and avscc running on the client is the local time of the client. The time displayed in most client log files is the local time of the client, however, there are some client log files that are time/date-stamped in GMT.
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there for A is correct
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