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The required step is to verify that the third-party OST target supports Accelerator with VMware-type policies in the Hardware Compatibility List. Cohesity NetBackup documentation states that Accelerator for virtual machines uses VMware Changed Block Tracking (CBT) to identify changes inside the virtual machine, not the Windows NTFS or ReFS change journal. The same VMware Accelerator requirements topic lists supported disk storage destinations and includes qualified third-party OpenStorage devices, then specifically instructs administrators to verify Accelerator support for the storage unit in the NetBackup hardware compatibility list for supported OST vendors. It also warns that if the storage unit does not support Accelerator, the backup can fail with messages such as the storage server type not supporting accelerator backup. The HCL further identifies Accelerator with VMware-type policies as a distinct OpenStorage supported-functionality entry, meaning generic OST support is not sufficient; the vendor/device must support the VMware Accelerator capability. (Veritas Download) Option A applies to file-system Accelerator behavior for Windows clients, not VMware image-level backups. Option C is not mandatory for the first successful VMware backup. Option D is incorrect because VMware Accelerator does not require manually creating a client track log.

( To create a new disk pool in NetBackup, you can use the NetBackup Web UI by navigating to the Storage > Disk Pools tab and clicking Add, where you can specify the disk pool name, storage unit group, and other disk pool parameters.)

The correct location is Media and Device Management > Device Monitor > Disk Pools. In NetBackup, the Devices > Disk Pools view is primarily used to view configured disk pools, manage disk-pool properties, delete disk pools, or perform inventory-related actions. It is not the operational monitoring location used to change the runtime state of a disk pool. Cohesity documentation distinguishes the disk-pool management view from state monitoring; for example, it states that disk pool state is UP or DOWN and that the state is displayed in the Status column when locating the disk pool. The classic NetBackup Administration Console procedure states that to change disk pool state, the administrator selects Media and Device Management > Device Monitor, opens the Disk Pools tab, selects the disk pool, and then chooses Actions > Up or Actions > Down. Cohesity’s disk-pool state guidance also notes that changing a disk pool to DOWN requires the disk pool not to be busy; assigned backup jobs must complete or be canceled before the state change succeeds. Therefore, the correct console path is option B.