SnapMirror will automatically try to restart a transfer after which event?

SnapMirror will automatically try to restart a transfer after which event?

• A. an initial transfer is interrupted
• B. a manual update is interrupted
• C. a transfer interrupted by reboot
• D. a scheduled incremental update is interrupted

Answer: (D)

Automatic restart behavior in SnapMirror is tied to the ongoing, scheduled incremental transfers. When a scheduled incremental update is interrupted, SnapMirror is designed to automatically reattempt the transfer on the next scheduled incremental window. This keeps replication moving forward with minimal admin intervention. An initial (full) transfer is a one-time operation, so interruptions there typically require manual action to restart or reinitialize. Manual updates are explicitly administrator-initiated, so interruptions don’t trigger an automatic retry in the same way. A transfer interrupted by a reboot is also not guaranteed to auto-restart in the same scheduled, seamless way as the scheduled incremental updates.

Automatic restart behavior in SnapMirror is tied to the ongoing, scheduled incremental transfers. When a scheduled incremental update is interrupted, SnapMirror is designed to automatically reattempt the transfer on the next scheduled incremental window. This keeps replication moving forward with minimal admin intervention. An initial (full) transfer is a one-time operation, so interruptions there typically require manual action to restart or reinitialize. Manual updates are explicitly administrator-initiated, so interruptions don’t trigger an automatic retry in the same way. A transfer interrupted by a reboot is also not guaranteed to auto-restart in the same scheduled, seamless way as the scheduled incremental updates.