Which Vault is responsible for initiating replication and managing replication parameters?

The Disaster Recovery Vault is responsible for initiating replication and managing replication parameters. This vault plays a crucial role in ensuring the availability and integrity of data in case of a disaster or failure at the primary site. By managing replication, it allows for systematic and consistent backup of sensitive information, safeguarding against data loss and ensuring business continuity.

In a typical setup, the disaster recovery process involves replicating the data stored in the Primary Vault to the Disaster Recovery Vault, ensuring that the standby system is always updated with the latest data. This vault's designated role encompasses configuration settings that dictate how often data is replicated, what data is included, and the overall strategy for recovery in emergencies.

While other vault types exist, they serve different functions such as storage or local backups. Their responsibilities do not involve the initiation and management of replication processes, which is specifically aligned with the role of the Disaster Recovery Vault.