You are a network administrator for Company. You install Windows Server 2003 on a server named CompanyA. You install a production application on CompanyA. You create a shared folder named ProdData on CompanyA to support the needs of the production application. All critical data files for the application are stored in the ProdData shared folder on CompanyA. You install Windows Server 2003 in another server named CompanyB. You create a shared folder on CompanyB named ProdDataBackup.

The production application keeps many data files open. All the files in the ProdData folder must be backed up during each shift change. You are not allowed to stop and restart the production application without special approval. You need to provide a backup solution for the critical files in the ProdData on CompanyA. Your solution must not affect the production application.

What should you do?

A.
On CompnayA, use the Backup or Restore Wizard to select the ProdData folder. Type \\CompnayB\ProdDataBackUp for the backup destination, and the advanced backup options to select the Disable volume shadow copy check box.

B.
On CompnayB, use the Backup or Restore Wizard to select the ProdData folder. Type \\CompnayA\ProdData for the backup destination, and use the advanced backup options to select the Disable volume shadow copy check box.

C.
On CompnayA, use the Backup or Restore Wizard to select the ProdData folder. Type \\CompnayB\ProdDataBackUp for the backup destination.

D.
On CompnayA, use the Backup or Restore Wizard to select the ProdData folder. Type \\CompnayA\ProdData for the backup destination.