VMCE Practice Question - 11 December 2024 (VTT)

1. Perform an Instant VM Recovery with Quick Rollback and Automatic Power On at the end

1. Perform an Instant VM Recovery with Quick Rollback and Automatic Power On at the end

under normal circumstances i would go with Quick Rollback - but not if the issue is due to Hardware Problems or an Power Outage (like in this case).
So, it should be c - Perform a Virtual Disk Restore with the Quick Rollback feature disabled

1. Perform an Instant VM Recovery with Quick Rollback and Automatic Power On at the end

100. Perform a Virtual Disk Restore with the Quick Rollback feature disabled

This is tricky, since A. will not transfer data from backup to production until you need it (storage v-motion). But if you want the VM running from the production storage, then i would say C.

Markus pretty much hit the nail on the head here. First, determine where the issue is → the problem the VMs are having is within the guest OS (boot-loop issue). Because the issue is within the guest OS, options b. and d. are not correct (they are essentially the same answer) since they suggest restoring a file which doesn’t have anything to do with the guest OS. The VM somehow needs to be restored so it’s OS will boot up properly. You can do this several ways - IR, Entire VM, Virtual Disk. The best way to recover, generally, is doing so using Quick Rollback. What this feature provides is performs restores only using changes since the Backup (Restore Point chosen to restore from) was taken. But, as Markus shared, this isn’t an option to use for a power issue. Because of this, the only remaining option left is c. Perform a Virtual Disk Restore with the Quick Rollback feature disabled. For more info, see below.

URL:
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/incremental_restore.html?ver=120