Which two licenses are tied to capacity on an EMC Data Domain system?

You are an administrator for an EMC Data Domain system. Recent corporate policy changes mandate the
following:
1. Database files must be retained for a 7-year period.
2. After the 7-year time period, the files must be permanently destroyed.
3. Data exposure must be minimized when disk-based hardware is shipped.
Which Data Domain software licenses need to be applied to the system?

Which hardware and capacity license options are available for an EMC Data Domain system?

An EMC Data Domain customer wants VTL replication functionality. Which licensing option is required?

What is a characteristic of EMC Data Domain collection replication?

An organization currently writes backups to an EMC Data Domain system and then creates encrypted copies of
their backups on tapes. These tapes are then shipped to a third-party offsite vault.
They are now planning to deploy a second Data Domain system in a hosted disaster recovery site as a
replication target. This will replace the use of the offsite tapes. The two sites are connected through an
encrypted WAN link.
Where should encryption be applied on the Data Domain systems to ensure a similar level of data security as
their current process?

When a customer deploys an EMC Data Domain system at a remote location that does not have an IT staff,
what type of remote management method(s) is possible?

A customer is deploying EMC Data Domain systems in four data centers worldwide. The Data Domain systems
will be using VTL. Each system will have a unique tape pool.
The customer wants to replicate data to all sites. The data needs to be encrypted locally and then replicated to
remote sites over the WAN.
What needs to be deployed to meet the customer’s requirements?

Where does in-line deduplication occur in an EMC Data Domain (DD) system?

You have deployed an EMC Data Domain system in a customer environment. Recently, the customer
expressed concerns regarding data integrity issues.
Which Data Domain system attributes protect against stored data corruption?