Which credential must be provided when configuring SnapVault relationships through NDMP management tools?

Which credential must be provided when configuring SnapVault relationships through NDMP management tools?

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

Answer: (C)

NDMP-based SnapVault setup relies on authenticating to the remote NDMP server. When you configure the relationship through NDMP management tools, you’re essentially logging into the partner filer to create and manage the SnapVault relationship and transfers. That authentication is done using an NDMP backup user account, so you must provide a username and password. The rest—directory paths, licenses, or the specific volumes and Qtrees involved—are not credentials they use to log in. The user account ensures the management tools have the necessary access to configure and operate the SnapVault relationship.

NDMP-based SnapVault setup relies on authenticating to the remote NDMP server. When you configure the relationship through NDMP management tools, you’re essentially logging into the partner filer to create and manage the SnapVault relationship and transfers. That authentication is done using an NDMP backup user account, so you must provide a username and password. The rest—directory paths, licenses, or the specific volumes and Qtrees involved—are not credentials they use to log in. The user account ensures the management tools have the necessary access to configure and operate the SnapVault relationship.