The snapvault restore command is run on the _________.

The snapvault restore command is run on the _________.

• A. secondary system to push data to the primary system
• B. primary system to pull data from the secondary system
• C. secondary system to pull data from the primary system
• D. secondary system to push data to the primary storage system

Answer: (B)

SnapVault creates a backup copy of the primary’s data on a secondary system (the vault). When you need to restore, you do it from the primary system by pulling the backed-up data from that secondary vault. The restore copies the data from the vault on the secondary system back onto the primary’s volumes, enabling recovery. Initiating the restore on the secondary would imply pushing data to the primary, which isn’t how SnapVault restore operates. So the restore is performed on the primary system to pull data from the secondary system.

SnapVault creates a backup copy of the primary’s data on a secondary system (the vault). When you need to restore, you do it from the primary system by pulling the backed-up data from that secondary vault. The restore copies the data from the vault on the secondary system back onto the primary’s volumes, enabling recovery. Initiating the restore on the secondary would imply pushing data to the primary, which isn’t how SnapVault restore operates. So the restore is performed on the primary system to pull data from the secondary system.