IBM C1000-082 IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 Administration Exam Practice Test

According to IBM documentation1, SCHEDMODE prompted enables the scheduler to process the client deployment schedule immediately. SCHEDMODE prompted can be used with the autodeploy option to start a backup operation as soon as a new client node is registered.

Schedmode - IBM Documentation

According to IBM documentation1, the move DRMEDIA command is used for changing the DRM state of a volume. The command tracks volumes that are to be moved offsite and identifies the expired or empty volumes that are to be moved onsite.

According to IBM documentation1, the client option TXNBYTELIMIT specifies the number of kilobytes that the client program buffers before sending data to the server. This option affects how often data is sent to the server during backup and archive operations.

According to IBM documentation1, Windows system state objects can be backed up by using the BACKUP SYSTEMSTATE command. This command creates a backup of system state data that includes registry files, COM+ class registration database, system files under Windows File Protection, Active Directory directory service (for domain controllers only), Sysvol directory share (for domain controllers only), Certificate Services database (for certification authority only), Cluster database (for cluster nodes only), and NTDS.DIT file (the Active Directory database).

According to IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 documentation1, a system administrator has the highest level of authority in IBM Spectrum Protect. A system administrator can issue any administrative command and has authority to grant or revoke privileges for other administrators.

The privilege class for a system administrator is SYstem1. The other privilege classes such as root, administrator, or superuser are not valid for IBM Spectrum Protect.

In IBM Spectrum Protect (formerly known as Tivoli Storage Manager), the system privilege class can perform all administrative functions. The system privilege class includes the following permissions:

• SYSOP: System operations
• AUDIT: Auditing operations
• SECURITY: Security operations
• NODEADDP: Add nodes
• NODEDELP: Delete nodes
• MGMTCLAS: Management class operations
• DEVCLASS: Device class operations
• STGPOOL: Storage pool operations
• LIBRARY: Library operations
• QUERY: Query operations
• BACKUP: Backup and archive operations
• RESTORE: Restore operations
• ARCHIVE: Archive operations
• RESTOREVM: Restore virtual machine operations
• PROXY: Proxy operations

According to IBM documentation1, one of the requirements for restoring individual files from an NDMP backup with the backup/archive client GUI is that a Table of Contents (TOC) must be created during the backup. The TOC contains file-level restore information that is used by thebackup/archive client GUI to display and select files for restore. The TOC is stored in a different storage pool from the one where the backup image is stored.

you can change the number of versions of backups to keep with settings in the Operations Center: Backups1. If you use commands, you can use the DEFINE COPYGROUP command with the VEREXISTS parameter1.

According to the web search results, a retention set is a point-in-time collection of inactive client backup data for a set of nodes or virtual machines1. A retention set can be used to meet long-term data retention requirements without having to store multiple copies of the data on the server1.