Section AAnswer the questions below:$1.$ What is the difference between incremental and differential backups? Which one would be best for daily backups if full backups are scheduled every $1$st day of the month and there is plenty of storage space for the backups? Why? $2.$ If you chose to store the backups on a shared folder over the network, what considerations should be taken regarding the network bandwidth and the privacy of communications? How an independent network for backups would help? $3.$ When restoring an Active Directory backup, what is the difference between authoritative and non$-$authoritative restores? $4.$ What is the rule $3-2-1$ regarding backups? What benefit does it bring? Section BPrepare a virtual machine with Windows Server $2016$ Essentials and two disks, one for the OS and the other to store backups $($it must have $30$ GB$).$ Then, reply to the questions below:$5.$ Once the OS installed, create a NTFS file system on the second disk. Assign the letter S: and name the volume Backups. What utility did you use? How much free space is left? $6.$ Open the Windows Server Backup utility and click on Backup Once on the left menu. Perform a full backup on the new S: volume, which must be excluded from the backup items. What are the backup items? What the first one is used for? $7.$ Leave the wizard open and wait for the backup to finish. How much data was transferred for the system reserved? What was the total data transferred? $8.$ Still on the utility, click on Recover. You need to recover a single file, so chose Files and folders. Navigate to C:$\backslash$Program files$\backslash$Internet Explorer and select iexplore.exe. You must restore it on the Desktop, not the original location. How much data was transferred? Capture the screen and paste it here so you can show it worked. $9.$ Go back to the utility and Recover. Choose now Applications. What is on the list? Recover the registry on the Desktop and list the individual files that were restored.Section COpen the Server Manager, go to Local Server and, on the TASKS menu on the top left, open Windows PowerShell. Execute the commands below and answer the questions:$10.$ Show the disks with Get$-$WBBackupSet. What is the BackupTarget? And the RecoverableItems? $11.$ Set a new policy with $policy$=$New$-$WBPolicy, which will store it in $policy for later use. Then, set a new schedule with Set$-$WBSchedule $-$p $policy. When asked for Schedule$[0],$ reply $23$:$00$; for Schedule$[1]$ simply press Enter. What is the full output? $12.$ What command would you use to get the schedule for the new created policy? Tip: you may want to use $-$p $policy as a parameter for the command.