Backups for Infoblox appliances can be:

Backups for Infoblox appliances can be:

• A. Backups are not supported.
• B. Backups can be scheduled and exported, but not restored.
• C. Backups can be exported, but restoration requires external tools.
• D. Backups can be scheduled, exported, and restored.

Answer: (D)

Backups in Infoblox are designed to protect both configuration and data and can be managed in a few practical ways: you can schedule them to run automatically, export backup files to external storage, and restore from those backups when needed. This means you can set up regular backups so a known good state is saved, take copies off-site for disaster recovery, and use a backup file to rebuild the system or recover a grid when something goes wrong. A backup captures the essential elements of the grid, including the configuration and the DNS/DHCP/IPAM data, so restoring from a backup brings the appliance back to a known, working state. Restoration can be performed from the built backup file within Infoblox, which allows recovery on the same appliance or on a new one as part of disaster-recovery procedures. This is why the full capability set is: scheduled, exported, and restored. The other options miss one or more of these capabilities, which are all supported in practice.

Backups in Infoblox are designed to protect both configuration and data and can be managed in a few practical ways: you can schedule them to run automatically, export backup files to external storage, and restore from those backups when needed. This means you can set up regular backups so a known good state is saved, take copies off-site for disaster recovery, and use a backup file to rebuild the system or recover a grid when something goes wrong.

A backup captures the essential elements of the grid, including the configuration and the DNS/DHCP/IPAM data, so restoring from a backup brings the appliance back to a known, working state. Restoration can be performed from the built backup file within Infoblox, which allows recovery on the same appliance or on a new one as part of disaster-recovery procedures. This is why the full capability set is: scheduled, exported, and restored. The other options miss one or more of these capabilities, which are all supported in practice.