For a SnapRestore operation, which component must exist on the storage system to select a snapshot for reversion?

For a SnapRestore operation, which component must exist on the storage system to select a snapshot for reversion?

• A. License Code
• B. SnapMirror Destination
• C. Snapshot Copies Exist on the Storage System
• D. Volume Offline

Answer: (C)

SnapRestore relies on a snapshot to revert a volume to a previous state. To select a snapshot for reversion, there must be snapshot copies existing on the storage system for that volume. Without any snapshots, there’s nothing to revert to, so the operation can’t proceed. The snapshot copies provide the reference points used during the restoration, making them essential. License codes aren’t required to perform SnapRestore, SnapMirror destinations are unrelated to the local restore, and you don’t have to take the volume offline to perform the restore (though I/O impact can happen). The critical requirement is that snapshot copies exist on the storage system.

SnapRestore relies on a snapshot to revert a volume to a previous state. To select a snapshot for reversion, there must be snapshot copies existing on the storage system for that volume. Without any snapshots, there’s nothing to revert to, so the operation can’t proceed. The snapshot copies provide the reference points used during the restoration, making them essential.

License codes aren’t required to perform SnapRestore, SnapMirror destinations are unrelated to the local restore, and you don’t have to take the volume offline to perform the restore (though I/O impact can happen). The critical requirement is that snapshot copies exist on the storage system.