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mark has been reviewing disaster recovery planning, and after receiving direction from his company's board of directors, it has been determined that they can only withstand a maximum of 36 hours of downtime. mark is updating his dr plan with this new metric. what part of the plan should he modify?

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Mark should modify RTO part of the plan while updating his DR plan with this new metric.

What does RTO mean in DR?

The length of time that must pass after a disaster for a business process to be restored in order to avoid the unacceptably negative effects of a disruption in business continuity is the traditional definition of RTO. The recovery time objective (RTO) is the maximum amount of time that an application or service can be unavailable following a disaster without seriously harming the company's operations.

The recovery time objective (RTO) is the maximum amount of time from the last data restoration point, whereas the recovery point objective (RPO) is the goal amount of downtime in the event of an IT outage. An RTO's main objective is to estimate how long something will take.

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