DELL EMC D-DP-FN-23 Real Exam Questions
The questions for D-DP-FN-23 were last updated at Jul 24,2024.
- Exam Code: D-DP-FN-23
- Exam Name: Dell Data Protection and Management Foundations 2023
- Certification Provider: DELL EMC
- Latest update: Jul 24,2024
Question #11
Which is a driver of cloud-based data protection?
- A . Improved resiliency
- B . Reduced OPEX
- C . Improved fault tolerance
- D . Reduced CAPEX
Question #12
What is a function of an API?
- A . Provides storage migration capabilities
- B . Schedules backup and recovery for an application
- C . Can be accessed only by CLI
- D . Enables communication with an application
Question #13
A backup administrator has defined a backup policy where full backups are scheduled at 8 PM every Friday and incremental backups for the rest of the week at same time. A data loss happened on Wednesday at 11 AM.
How many backup copies are required to restore the requested files?
- A . 2
- B . 4
- C . 5
- D . 6
Question #14
Which architectural component scans and archives files?
- A . Archive storage
- B . Archive server
- C . Primary storage
- D . Archiving agent
Question #15
What are the three pillars of data security and management?
- A . Security, Confidentiality, and Integrity
- B . High availability, Integrity, and Compliance
- C . Integrity, Governance, and Compliance
- D . Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability
Question #16
What are the three phases of data protection in a software-defined data center framework?
- A . define protection requirements, create protection policies, and enable protection policies
- B . create protection policies, push protection policies, and monitor job completion
- C . discover protection architecture, define protection services, and orchestrate protection operations
- D . create protection policies, assign protection policies, and monitor job completion
Question #17
What does an attack vector refer to in the context of data security?
- A . An entry point an attacker can use to launch an attack
- B . A step or series of steps necessary to complete an attack
- C . A weakness in a system that can be exploited to launch an attack
- D . The amount of time and effort required to complete an attack