To ensure incremental backups after a SnapRestore, you should perform a base-level backup of the volume after restoration. This statement is:

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not Applicable
• D. NA

Answer: (A)

SnapRestore brings the volume back to the exact state captured in the chosen snapshot, so the data now on disk no longer matches the previous backup base used for incremental backups. Incremental backups rely on a base backup plus subsequent changes; if you continue with increments without re-baselining, the backup stream won’t correctly represent the current state and could complicate or invalidate restores. To re-anchor the backup sequence after restoration, you perform a base-level (full) backup of the volume. This creates a new baseline for all future incremental backups and ensures that future restores reflect the restored state and subsequent changes.