All client computers in a company’s network environment run Windows 10 Enterprise. A client computer has
drives that are configured as shown in the following table.
You are choosing a backup destination for drive C. You have the following requirements:
Ensure that the backup file is available if drive C: fails.
Ensure that the backup file can be accessed by other computers on the network.
Support the storage of multiple versions of system image backups.
You need to select a backup destination that meets the requirements.
Which destination should you select?
A.
drive D:
B.
drive F:
C.
drive E:
D.
drive Z:
guess this must be Z
“multiple versions of system image backups” ist not supported on network shares.
So it should be B drive F.?
@IT: thanks for your contribution! 🙂
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/filecab/2009/10/31/learn-more-about-system-image-backup/
Support for multiple images – As mentioned above, when a new system image is created, older data will be moved to the shadow copy storage area if it’s available. NTFS formatted internal or external hard disks supports Volume Shadow Copy, hence they support storing multiple versions of backup image. We recommend that the size of the target disk should be at least 1.5 times of the size of the source drive(s) to allow enough space for storing older versions of backup. Network share and optical media, on the other hand, do not support shadow copy. Therefore only one system image per computer can be stored at a time (as the .vhd file). Any newer backup created will replace the older backup.