Which command or procedure would you use to undo a volume SnapRestore operation?

Which command or procedure would you use to undo a volume SnapRestore operation?

• A. snap restore -rvol
• B. snap revert -svol
• C. snap restore undovol
• D. You Cannot Undo a SnapRestore Operation at the Volume Level

Answer: (D)

SnapRestore overwrites the volume’s current data with the state from a chosen snapshot, and there’s no built-in undo command for that operation at the volume level. If you need to return to the state before the restore, you must rely on a snapshot taken before the restore (and restore from that snapshot) or recover from a backup. If such a pre-restore snapshot doesn’t exist, the previous state can’t be undone with a single command. That’s why there isn’t a true “undo” option for a SnapRestore at the volume level.

SnapRestore overwrites the volume’s current data with the state from a chosen snapshot, and there’s no built-in undo command for that operation at the volume level. If you need to return to the state before the restore, you must rely on a snapshot taken before the restore (and restore from that snapshot) or recover from a backup. If such a pre-restore snapshot doesn’t exist, the previous state can’t be undone with a single command. That’s why there isn’t a true “undo” option for a SnapRestore at the volume level.