Your role of Network Administrator at ABC.com includes the management of the Active Directory
Domain Services (AD DS) domain named ABC.com. The network includes servers that run
Windows Server 2012.
The network includes a primary data center and a secondary data center. The primary data center
includes virtual machines (VMs) running on Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V host servers.
A failover cluster in the primary data center named ABC-CL01 contains three Hyper-V host
servers named HVHost1, HVHost2 and HVHost3. ABC-CL01 hosts several highly available virtual
machines (VMs).
You need to configure a disaster recovery solution in the event of the data center going offline.
You install a Hyper-V host server named HVHostBak. You plan to enable virtual machine
replication between ABC-CL01 and HVHostBak. You need to ensure that you can failover VMs
from ABC-CL01 to HVHostBak and failover VMs from HVHostBak back to ABC-CL01.
You open the Hyper-V Manager console on HVHostBak and configure it as a replica server. You
need to configure the replication of the VMs.
Which two of the following actions should you perform to enable the VM replication?
A.
Install the Hyper-V Replica Broker role on ABC-CL01.
B.
Install the Hyper-V Replica Broker role on HVHostBak.
C.
Open the Hyper-V Manager console on one of the cluster nodes and configure the VMs for
replication.
D.
Open the Failover Cluster Manager console on ABC-CL01 and configure the VMs for
replication.
Explanation:
I would think of A and C being correct. Use a broker when you have more than 1 host and replication is being set per VM. According to http://www.mikelaverick.com/2013/11/windows-hyper-v-2012-replicas-things-arent-always-as-they-seem/, replication can configured using both Hyper-V Mgr and Failover Mgr
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