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Disaster recovery Quiz

How many name servers should you record?*
- Only one
- None if you use FTP
- Exactly four
- At least two
Why is it important to record your server control panel login information?*
- To update the server physically
- To access DNS records
- To access your email
- To login and manage server settings
What three pieces of information should you record for your domain registrar?*
- IP address, port, and location
- MX record, DNS, and domain name
- Username, password, and login URL
- SSL cert, FTP host, and port
What info is needed for FTP access?*
- MX record and NS1
- Browser, IP, and DNS
- Hostname, username, password, and connection type
- Admin login and domain name
When might you not need to record DNS login information?*
- If you use shared hosting
- If you use an external DNS provider
- If you use Gmail
- If you host your own nameservers or use your registrar’s nameservers
Why should you record MX record settings?*
- To enable FTP access
- To improve SEO
- To hide your IP address
- To maintain email functionality after a disaster
What database credentials should you record?*
- Only the database name
- Database name, username, and password
- Username and server IP
- Only the password
Why should you avoid using 'Admin' as your main admin login ID?*
- It’s too short
- It’s insecure and commonly targeted
- It won’t work with FTP
- It causes database errors
What email info should you record if you use a provider like Gmail?*
- FTP credentials
- SMTP port only
- Nothing is required
- Username, password, and login URL
What record type typically holds the server IP address?*
- MX record
- TXT record
- A record
- NS record

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