EMC D-PCR-DY-01 Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery Deploy v2 Exam Exam Practice Test

Deploying the CyberSense virtual appliance with a large configuration requires 32 vCPU and 384 GB of RAM to handle the processing and memory demands efficiently.

Using Dell PowerProtect Data Domain in an isolated clean room serves as a secure target for alternate recovery, providing a protected environment to restore data if the primary vault is compromised.

Disabling SSH access to all Dell PowerProtect Data Domain network ports except from a trusted help desk jump host limits administrative access to authorized personnel only, enhancing the security of the Cyber Recovery vault environment.

The ARM template for deploying Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery software on Microsoft Azure creates the Gateway to manage network traffic and the Security Group to enforce network security policies.

A replication data link connects the vault and production Dell PowerProtect Data Domain systems to enable secure data transfer. Additionally, an optional dedicated link from the Cyber Recovery management host to the production network operations center facilitates management and monitoring connectivity.

CyberSense is the application object used in the Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery vault to perform data analysis, detecting malware or anomalies in protected data.

Data must be stored in a PowerProtect Data Domain MTree within the production environment and then replicated to the vault environment to ensure data protection and isolation for recovery.

The valid CyberSense virtual appliance configurations include the Small size with 16 CPUs and 128 GB memory, and the Large size with 32 CPUs and 384 GB memory, matching documented deployment specifications.

The CheckEngine.sh script is used to verify that the CyberSense server meets all prerequisites and is ready for the software installation.

A 40G network provides sufficient bandwidth to scan 6.5TB per hour with CyberSense, balancing performance and typical infrastructure capabilities for large data throughput required in such scanning operations.

Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery supports a maximum of 5 PowerProtect Data Domain systems to maintain efficient management and performance within the solution.