Which two features are different between VDP and VDPA?

Which two features are different between VDP and VDPA? (Choose two.)

Which two features are different between VDP and VDPA? (Choose two.)

A.
Support for guest level backups of SQL and Exchange

B.
Ability to perform file level recovery

C.
Virtual machines supported per appliance

D.
Support for image level backups

Explanation:

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Michael095

Michael095

Source: Table 1-1. vmware-data-protection-administration-guide-555.pdf
http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-55/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vmware-data-protection-administration-guide-555.pdf

Differences between VDP and VDP Advanced

Virtual machines supported per VDP Appliance
VDP: up to 100
VDP Advanced: up to 400

Available storage size
VDP: 2 TB
VDP Advanced: 8 TB

VDP & VDP Advanced:
Support for image-level backups
Support for individual disk backups
Support for image-level restore jobs
Support for image-level replication jobs
Support for direct to host recovery
Support for detachable/remountable data partitions
Support for file level recovery (FLR)

VDP Advanced Only:
Support for guest-level backups and restores of Microsoft SQL Servers, Exchange Servers, and Share Point Servers
Support for application-level replication
Ability to expand current datastore
Support for backing up to a Data Domain system
Ability to restore to a granular level on Microsoft Servers
Support for automatic backup verification (ABV)

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Tulgaa

Tulgaa

Everyone tell me please! why one of the correct answer is “C”.
i understood VDPA up to 400 VMs Per appliance. and also VDP up to 100 VMs. i think VDP also per appliance.

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Sathish Vijay

Sathish Vijay

But the supported Virtual Machine Numbers are different Tulgaa. I thought they might have considered this. My email ID : [email protected]

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