1. What is the difference between Roles and Features in Windows Server 2008?

2. What is installed when you choose the Windows Server Backup Feature?

3. How often should servers be backed up?

4. What are the different types of backup that are performed in servers?

5. What are the primary purposes of backing up a server?

6. Besides performing and scheduling changes, what else can you do in the Windows XP Backup and Restore program? How can these applications be used as part of a Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan?

7. Can you restore a server’s operating system image using the restore application?
No, you can only restore secondary files.

8. What are the options to perform backups within Windows XP?
Navigate to Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > “Backup” and choose the appropriate options.

9. How much disk space did the backup of each the server and workstation require? Why is this important to know?
The size of the backup depends on how much information you’re backing up. Obviously more information necessitates a larger backup. This is important to know because if you know this you can purchase large enough backup disks or tapes.

10. How long did it take to restore the server backup image on your system and verify operation? If you had to define a recovery time objective for performing this backup and restore, what would you specify at an achievable goal? About an hour. I would specify about two hours as a reasonable and achievable goal for backing up, verifying the backup, restoring, and verifying all services are functional after the