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Disk to disk to tape quiz

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1. This is an approach to computer storage backup and archiving in which data is initially copied to backup storage on a disk storage system and then periodically copied again to a tape storage system (or possibly to an optical storage system).
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2. This form of backup behaves as disk and doesn't take on the characteristics of tape.
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3. This type of backup target is accessed via NFS or CIFS.
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4. This type of backup target is accessed via Fibre Channel or iSCSI.
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5. These are backups that are sent to a disk-as-disk backup target rather than a virtual tape library or physical tape.
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6. This is a disk array and server running an application that makes the disk array looks like a tape library to the backup software application.
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7. This is a type of virtual tape library (VTL) backup that directly integrates with a tape component and also manages the process of copying data from VTL to physical tape.
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8. This is a type of VTL that stands by itself, like a regular tape library. It uses the backup software's tape-to-tape copy to migrate data from virtual tape to physical tape.
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