Which credential is needed to manage SnapVault relationships via NDMP?

Which credential is needed to manage SnapVault relationships via NDMP?

• A. Directory path
• B. Username and password
• C. SnapVault license
• D. Volume and Qtree

Answer: (B)

Managing SnapVault relationships over NDMP requires authenticating to the systems involved. The credential used is a username and password for the NDMP user that has rights to configure and manage SnapVault on the participating controllers. Without valid NDMP credentials, you can’t establish or modify the relationship. Directory path, licensing, or specifying a volume and Qtree aren’t credentials; a license enables the feature and the data objects are the targets of the relationship, but they don’t replace the need for an authorized login.

Managing SnapVault relationships over NDMP requires authenticating to the systems involved. The credential used is a username and password for the NDMP user that has rights to configure and manage SnapVault on the participating controllers. Without valid NDMP credentials, you can’t establish or modify the relationship. Directory path, licensing, or specifying a volume and Qtree aren’t credentials; a license enables the feature and the data objects are the targets of the relationship, but they don’t replace the need for an authorized login.