D-NWR-DY-01 Dell NetWorker Deploy v2 Exam Questions and Answers

In the Simulator, do the following:

1. In the left‑hand menu clickProtection, then expandVMware Protectionand selectVMware Servers.

2. ClickAddand fill in your vCenter details:

vCenter Server Hostname:vcenter.dell.local

Username:Administrator@vsphere.local

Password:Password@123

3. ClickSave.

4. Still underVMware Protection, selectVirtual Proxies, clickAdd, and enter your vProxy details:

Proxy Hostname:(the FQDN or IP of your vProxy appliance)

Admin Password:password123

5. ClickSave.

When you run the NetWorker Installation Manager on an NVE appliance, after the software package is initialized the Installation Setup page appears – this is where you check (or uncheck) the Storage Node only option to configure NVE as a dedicated storage node.

All of the listed components - NetWorker Server, NetWorker Management Console (NMC), NetWorker Web User Interface (NWUI), Storage Node, and Client - are supported on Windows operating systems. This enables full NetWorker functionality on Windows platforms for management, backup, and restore operations.

To install the CloudBoost virtual appliance on a VMware ESXi host, the implementation engineer must deploy an OVF template provided by Dell. This template includes the necessary configuration for the virtual machine and is the standard method for deploying virtual appliances in VMware environments.

When you pair NetWorker Virtual Edition (NVE) with PowerProtect DD Virtual Edition (DDVE), you can deploy and protect workloads across all three cloud models:

● Public clouds (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)

● Private clouds (on‑premises VMware ESXi, Hyper‑V, KVM environments)

● Hybrid clouds (seamlessly spanning on‑premises and public cloud infrastructures)

After updating the NMC server software, older Java Web Start cache entries on the NMC client may conflict with the updated application. Clearing the Java cache forces the client to download the updated application components from the server, resolving the “Unable to Launch the application” error.

Deduplication, encryption, and compression before transfer to the cloud

CloudBoost performs inline deduplication, compression and AES‑256 encryption on the client side (or in‑appliance) so that only minimal, secure data is sent to the cloud object store.

Low‑cost cloud object storage for all backup copies

All backup copies - both short‑term and long‑term - are written to inexpensive, deduplicated cloud object storage (e.g. AWS S3, Azure Blob, ECS), driving down retention costs.

No on‑premises infrastructure required

You can deploy CloudBoost as a virtual appliance directly in public clouds (AWS, Azure, VMware), so no dedicated on‑prem hardware is needed to replicate backups into cloud services.

lic- the traditional ASCII license file (e.g.dpa.lic) used for Capacity or Update Entitlements in NetWorker 19.2–19.8.

xml- the newer Unserved XML Capacity Entitlement file supported in NetWorker 19.9 and later (configured via