A Symantec NetBackup administrator configures a policy to perform file system backups of multiple client
systems using the Allow multiple data streams feature. All other policy attributes are at default settings. Which
master server parameter must be configured to enable the backup jobs from a client to run concurrently?

A Symantec NetBackup 7.5 administrator needs to prevent all client systems from performing user-directed
restore operations, while maintaining the client administrator’s ability to view the contents of backup images.
How should the administrator proceed?

Which default Windows Open File Backup method is used during a backup for a newly installed Symantec
NetBackup 7.5 Windows 2003 client?

In addition to the full backup schedule type, which other schedule can be configured as a synthetic backup?

Which two can cause a Symantec NetBackup job to run more frequently than expected? (Select two.)

Refer to the exhibit.

An organization has the requirements listed below for a server’s backup data. Two copies must be retained for
the same backup data. One copy must be sent to disk with a retention period of one month. A second copy
must be sent to tape with a retention period of six months. The copy on disk may only be automatically deleted
by Symantec NetBackup after one month. This must be configured without use of storage lifecycle policies.
How can a Symantec NetBackup 7.5 administrator configure a backup policy, maximizing automation, to meet
these requirements?

A file system on a server is corrupt and a restore is required. The system is being backed up using True Image
Restore with move detection enabled. The most recent backups of this file system are displayed below. –
Monday: A full backup – Tuesday: A differential incremental backup – Wednesday: A cumulative incremental
backup – Thursday: A differential incremental backup What is the maximum number of backup images that will
be used to restore all of the most recent data for this server?

A backup administrator needs to perform file system restore operations for two important client systems, client1
and client2. Dedicated resources are available for restore jobs but only one restore job may run at a time.
When submitted, the restore jobs will be queued until a restore job that is already running is completed. The
restore job for client1 must be performed first and the restore job for client2 must run before any other restore
jobs that may be added to the job queue. In the Backup, Archive, and Restore (BAR) GUI, which job priority
values would allow for the client1 restore to run first, followed by the client2 restore, and finally any other restore
jobs that may be submitted?

A restore must be performed. An administrator is attempting to view the valid images for a client, but the
following error occurs: WARNING: Server does not contain any valid images. Which two may be configured
incorrectly? (Select two.)

Under which set of circumstances would a lower priority job run before a higher priority job when both start at
the same time?