Cohesity COH-285 Exam Dumps

The correct answer is Cumulative incremental backup. In NetBackup policy schedule configuration, the Synthetic backup schedule attribute is not limited only to a Full schedule. Cohesity documentation states that the Synthetic backup attribute allows a backup image to be assembled from prior backup images and that ''a synthetic backup may be a synthetic full or a synthetic cumulative incremental backup.'' This directly identifies cumulative incremental as the additional schedule type that can be configured as synthetic. Differential incremental backups are normally used as component images that feed the synthetic operation; they capture changed data and are later consolidated, but they are not the synthetic schedule type in this question. User archive and Vault catalog backup schedules are unrelated to synthetic backup image construction. Cohesity also explains that a synthetic cumulative incremental backup is produced by consolidating component images, including differential incremental backups taken since the last cumulative backup and, when available, the last cumulative incremental backup. Therefore, besides Full, the schedule type that supports synthetic configuration is Cumulative incremental backup. Reference/topics: Synthetic backup schedule attribute, Synthetic cumulative incremental backups, and Schedules required for synthetic backups.

The Enable FIPS mode option is presented during a fresh NetBackup installation of primary, media, client, or clustered server software. Cohesity NetBackup Installation Guide procedures show that, during local, remote, or clustered server installation, the installer displays the FIPS Compliance in NetBackup screen where the administrator can enable or disable FIPS mode; by default, FIPS mode is disabled. The guide further states that enabling FIPS causes the NetBackup installer and subsequent operations to run in FIPS mode, and that enabling it during clustered installation applies it to the nodes added on the NetBackup Remote Hosts screen. Client installation follows the same model: the Windows client installation procedure includes a FIPS Compliance in NetBackup screen where FIPS mode can be enabled or disabled. Option C is incorrect because Cohesity explicitly states that NetBackup does not support changing FIPS mode during upgrade; it must be enabled before upgrade or after upgrade as a post-install configuration. Reference topics: NetBackup Installation Guide, FIPS Compliance in NetBackup, and Enable FIPS mode on NetBackup during installation.