Which statement about snapshot replication is accurate?

• A. Scheduling and copying snapshots to a remote site or another array for disaster recovery.
• B. Creating a single snapshot and keeping it locally only.
• C. Rebuilding data on a failed disk.
• D. Storing snapshots in the same disk array with no remote copy.

Answer: (A)

Snapshot replication focuses on creating point-in-time copies and moving them to a remote location to support disaster recovery. This requires scheduling regular snapshots and transferring them to a remote site or another array, ensuring there is offsite protection in case the primary site fails. The other options describe scenarios that don’t provide remote DR protection: a local-only snapshot offers no offsite copy; rebuilding after a disk failure is about data repair from a failed device rather than replicating snapshots externally; and keeping snapshots on the same array with no remote copy fails to deliver DR-ready replication.