EMC D-NWR-DY-01 Dell NetWorker Deploy v2 Exam Exam Practice Test

In a NetWorker environment integrated with LDAP/AD, users must authenticate against the NetWorker Authentication Service to execute commands with appropriate privileges. Thensrlogincommand isused to authenticate the user with the Authentication Server, establishing the required session context. This resolves privilege-related failures when running NetWorker commands.

In the Simulator, do the following:

1. In the left‑hand menu clickProtection, then expandVMware Protectionand selectVMware Servers.

2. ClickAddand fill in your vCenter details:

vCenter Server Hostname:vcenter.dell.local

Username:Administrator@vsphere.local

Password:Password@123

3. ClickSave.

4. Still underVMware Protection, selectVirtual Proxies, clickAdd, and enter your vProxy details:

Proxy Hostname:(the FQDN or IP of your vProxy appliance)

Admin Password:password123

5. ClickSave.

Thensrlcpddaemon is responsible for controlling library resources, including management access ports (MAPs) and other robotic control features used in tape libraries. It facilitates communication between NetWorker and physical media libraries.

For NetWorker deployments in public clouds that need to write backups to object-storage targets (AWS S3, Azure Blob, etc.), you must deploy the CloudBoost virtual appliance. CloudBoost is the data-protection-optimized enabler that handles client‑side deduplication, compression, and encryption and then writes the deduplicated data into the cloud object store, while only metadata is retained locally on the appliance.

The mminfo utility is one of the CLI administration tools that ship only with the NetWorker Extended Client; the base Windows client install doesn’t include it. Installing the Extended Client package on the Windows host immediately provides the mminfo executable.

NetWorker Virtual Edition (NVE) supports simple deployment on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) by leveraging their native cloud formats such as Azure Marketplace images and AWS AMIs. These providers offer streamlined provisioning and integration with NetWorker using preconfigured templates or images, simplifying cloud-based backup operations.

When a user logs in to the NetWorker User interface, the NetWorker Authentication Service (AuthC) generates a SAML2 Token to securely authenticate and authorize the session. This token format supports federated identity and secure token-based access across the NetWorker environment.

The commandnslookup queries the specified DNS server to resolve the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the NetWorker Virtual Edition (NVE) into its corresponding IP address. This is a forward DNS lookup, used to verify that the DNS server correctly resolves the NVE's hostname.

The Console Security Administrator role is the only NMC role that can add, delete, and modify NetWorker Authentication Service local‐database users and control user access to managed applications (e.g., NetWorker servers).

If Client Direct is unavailable (for example, due to network or mount issues), NetWorker automatically falls back to a standard storage‑node backup so that the data still gets protected.

Client Direct lets clients write deduplicated streams straight to either an AFTD (via CIFS/NFS) or a DD Boost device, bypassing the storage node’s data path.

Dell Cloud Tier supports long-term retention by tiering deduplicated backup data from PowerProtect DD systems to various cloud object storage platforms. The supported platforms for this purpose include:

● Amazon Web Services (AWS)

● Dell Elastic Cloud Storage (ECS)

● Microsoft Azure​

These platforms are officially supported for seamless integration with Dell Cloud Tier, enabling efficient and secure long-term data retention.