When comparing disaster recovery contingencies, which one of the following categories might maintain a duplicate of each of your data center servers but would not be updated daily with your live data and have fewer computers and devices than are used in your daily operation?
A. A cold site
B. A warm site
C. A boiler room
D. A hot site
Answer:A
When comparing disaster recovery contingencies, which one of the following categories might maintain a duplicate of each of your data center servers but would not be updated daily with your live data and have fewer computers and devices than are used in your daily operation?
A. A cold site B. A warm site C. A boiler room D. A hot site
Explanation: A warm site is a place where the computers, devices, and connectivity necessary to rebuild a network exist, with some pieces appropriately configured, updated, or connected. Typically you would have the warm site service provider update those duplicate servers with your backed-up data on the first of each month as a cost-saving measure compared to the expense of performing a daily update (which would be typical of a hot site).