After installing and connecting to an existing SQL Server 2012 for Disaster Recovery Snapshot Server, what is the initial status displayed for the task?

After installing and connecting to an existing SQL Server 2012 for Disaster Recovery Snapshot Server, what is the initial status displayed for the task?

• A. Pending
• B. Disabled
• C. Not configured
• D. Enabled

Answer: (D)

When you set up a Disaster Recovery Snapshot Server by installing and connecting to an existing SQL Server, the task is activated by default. This means the initial status is Enabled, indicating the DR snapshot process will run on its configured schedule to keep recovery data up to date. If you need to pause it later, you can disable the task, but the default behavior is to enable it so DR data starts flowing right away.

When you set up a Disaster Recovery Snapshot Server by installing and connecting to an existing SQL Server, the task is activated by default. This means the initial status is Enabled, indicating the DR snapshot process will run on its configured schedule to keep recovery data up to date. If you need to pause it later, you can disable the task, but the default behavior is to enable it so DR data starts flowing right away.