The SnapVault secondary system allows you to keep a separate schedule of Snapshot copies from your primary system.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. NA
• D. NA

Answer: (A)

SnapVault is designed so the secondary system can manage its own set of Snapshot copies independently from the primary. The primary creates Snapshot copies according to its schedule and those copies are transferred to the secondary, but the secondary can maintain its own cadence and retention for the copies it holds. This separation lets you, for example, run more frequent or different-rotation backups on the primary while keeping a distinct, possibly longer-term retention or different timing on the secondary. In practice, this means the secondary’s copy schedule and how long snapshots are kept do not have to mirror the primary’s schedule, giving you flexible protection and recovery options.