You have an Azure subscription that contains a backup vault named BV1. BV1 contains five protected servers.
Backups run daily. You need to modify the storage replication settings for the backups.
What should you do first?
A.
Create a new backup vault.
B.
Run the Remove-OBPolicy cmdlet.
C.
Configure the backup agent properties on all five servers.
D.
Run the Remove-OBFileSpec cmdlet.
E.
Configure the storage replication of BV1.
F.
Uninstall the backup agent from the five servers.
Explanation:
Incorrect Answers:
B: The Remove-OBPolicy cmdlet removes the currently set backup policy (OBPolicy object). This stops the
existing scheduled daily backups. If the DeleteBackup parameter is specified, then any data backed up
according to this policy on the online backup server is deleted. If the DeleteBackup parameter is not specified,
the existing backups are retained in accordance with the retention policy in effect when the backup was
created.
D: The Remove-OBFileSpec cmdlet removes the list of items to include or exclude from a backup, as specified
by the OBFileSpec object, from a backup policy (OBPolicy object).https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/backup/backup-configure-vault
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/documentation/articles/backup-azure-backup-cloud-as-tape/
A
Already backup vault BV1 created
C
Its A
https://thetechl33t.com/2017/05/06/changing-azure-recovery-services-vault-to-lrs-storage/
Really reviewed the documentation and now believe the answer is A
Think they are saying that in order to actually modify, there can be no active backups. So answer is C if you want to modify replication, which is the requirement.
It says in the posted article that they needed to delete the old storage account and create a new one… however, in order to do this you MUST remove the old backups first!!!
Answer is C first to remove the servers from the existing vault (then A would come next if you needed to reconfigure). Question asks what is first step.