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NGÔ GIA HUY – SE173634

NGUYỄN XUÂN HOÀI – SE173632


LAB 9
1. How does documented back-up and recovery procedures help achieve RTO?
Documented backup and recovery procedures help achieve Recovery Time Objective (RTO) by
providing clear, standardized steps that optimize the efficiency of data and system restoration processes.
They ensure swift execution during disruptions, minimize downtime, and enable effective training and
compliance, ultimately supporting faster recovery times.
2. True or False. To achieve an RTO of 0, you need 100% redundant, hot-stand-by infrastructure
(i.e., IT system, application, and data, etc.).
True. Achieving a Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of 0 typically requires 100% redundant, hot-
standby infrastructure where all critical IT systems, applications, and data are replicated and ready for
immediate failover. This setup ensures minimal to no downtime in the event of a disruption, meeting the
goal of near-instantaneous recovery
3. What is most important when considering data back-up?
When considering data backup, the most important factors are reliability (ensuring backups are
complete and accurate), security (protecting data with encryption and off-site storage), ease of recovery
(accessible and tested restoration procedures), and scalability (adapting to growth and technological
changes). These aspects ensure data is protected, accessible, and recoverable in case of disruptions or
disasters

4. What is most important when considering data recovery?


The most important aspect when considering data recovery is timeliness. Ensuring data can be
recovered quickly and efficiently is crucial to minimizing downtime and maintaining business continuity.
This involves having well-documented recovery procedures, reliable backups, and systems in place to
swiftly restore data to operational status.
5. What are the risks of using your external e-mail box as a back-up and data storage solution?
Using your external email box as a backup and data storage solution poses risks such as
limited storage capacity, security vulnerabilities, retention policy limitations, accessibility issues,
compliance concerns, reliability issues, and potential performance impacts.
6. Identify the Total Amount of Time Required to Recover and Install the Lab #9 Assessment
Worksheets on Your Student VM Hard Drive and open the file in Microsoft Word to verify
integrity.
{Insert your timed RTO using your computer clock – following your documented instructions
and steps}.
The Total Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for recovering and installing the Lab #9
Assessment Worksheets on your Student VM involves timing each step of the documented
recovery process, including verification in Microsoft Word, to determine the total time required
to restore and validate the integrity of the files.
7. Did you achieve your RTO? What steps and procedures can you implement to help drive RTO
even lower?
The main idea is to assess whether your achieved Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for
recovering the Lab #9 Assessment Worksheets on your Student VM. To drive RTO lower, focus
on streamlining documentation, automating tasks, conducting regular testing, enhancing
monitoring capabilities, utilizing parallel processing where possible, and implementing
preemptive measures to reduce potential downtime and improve recovery efficiency.
8. What are some recommendations for lowering the RTO for retrieval and access to the back-up
data file?

9. If you drive RTO lower what must you do to streamline the procedure?
Streamline procedures by automating tasks, simplifying documentation, and regularly testing and
refining the recovery process.
10. Why is documenting and testing critical to achieve a defined RTO?
Documenting and testing are critical because they ensure clarity and reliability, allowing for
efficient and accurate execution during actual recovery, which helps achieve the defined RTO.
11. Why is it a best practice for an organization to document its back-up and recovery steps for
DR?
Documenting backup and recovery steps ensures consistency, aids training, and enhances
compliance, making disaster recovery (DR) more efficient and effective.
12. What can you do to cut down on the recovery time for accessing, copying, and recovering
your Lab
#1 – Lab #8 individual worksheets to help achieve the RTO?
To cut down recovery time, organize files for quick access, automate copying processes, and use
efficient backup solutions.
13. What will encryption of a disk or data in storage do to the RTO definition when attempting to
retrieve and recover clear-text data for production use?
Student Lab Manual
Encryption can increase the time needed for decryption during recovery, potentially extending the RTO.
14. How many total steps did your back-up and recovery procedures consist of for this Lab
exercise? Are there any that can be combined or streamlined?
Identify the number of steps in your procedure and combine or simplify steps to reduce
redundancy and increase efficiency.
15. If the individual accessing the system for DR purposes was not familiar with the IT system
and required system administrator login credentials, what additional step is required in the
recovery phase?
Provide clear instructions and access to credentials to ensure the individual can perform recovery
tasks without delays.

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