A "flying-start site" for disaster recovery purposes is a location that includes:
A)A computer system configured similarly to the system normally used
B)A computer system configured similarly to the system normally used plus up-to-date backup data and software
C)Power and environmentally controlled space to install equipment on short notice
D)none of the above

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A "flying-start site" for disaster recovery is a location that not only has a computer system configured similarly to the system normally used but also includes up-to-date backup data and software to ensure a quick recovery in the event of a disaster.

A "Flying-Start Site" for Disaster Recovery Purposes Is a Location