VMCE Practice Question - 13 June 2024

100. Registry Key. - https://www.veeam.com/kb1825

100. Use a registry key to move logs to dedicated drive

100. Add a registry key to your Backup server to change log location

c

Réponse C 🤔

1. Add a registry key to your Backup server to change log location

1. Add a registry key to your Backup server to change log location

C

Thinking on the problem and for exclusion :

A) not possible

B)You don't want to modify log criticality or verbosity.. no not possible​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

C)It makes sense

E)?

So i say C: registry modification

Well, you can’t do a. as VBR is a Proxy by default. Well, maybe theoretically you can remove VBR as a ‘default’ Proxy..not sure..I haven’t attempted that before. Regardless, this has no bearing on the question so incorrect. No, you don’t want to disable logging, and don’t believe you can (maybe a registry key setting via Support? 🤔). You of course do not want to delete the Backup folder. That’s a major VBR settings folder. There is no such directory in the Veeam Console (e.), which leaves the only available option as c. Make a registry change. See link below, and specifically, look at the KB which is referenced from the Guide:

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

BTW...this is another good example of a question type Veeam no longer uses, and thankfully so. It’s too “deep” of a question imo. But, from an operational standpoint, is good to know.

Good job folks!

BONUS QUESTION! If, after making the registry change, space/logging is still an issue...why would this be the case? 🤔