Multiple choice technology

A new LAN has been set up to offload a portion of backup traffic from the production network. To differentiate between the two networks, all hosts on the backup network have been given a -bkup suffix. One media server and all of its backup clients have been configured to access this backup network. What should be done to ensure backup traffic uses the new backup network? (Choose two)

  1. Configure the option Use specified network interface on each client to specify the -bkup host name of the media server

  2. Configure the option Use specified network interface on the media server to specify its own -bkup host name

  3. Add the -bkup host name of the media server to the NetBackup server list on each client

  4. Add the -bkup host name of each client to the client list on the media server

  5. Change the name of the media server to the -bkup host name using the Change server function in the console
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B,C Correct answer
Explanation

To route traffic through the backup network, the media server must use its -bkup hostname (B) so clients can connect via that interface. Clients also need the -bkup hostname in their NetBackup server list (C) to know which address to use. Configuring client-side network settings (A) or adding clients to media server lists (D) won't direct the traffic correctly.

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