For the disaster recovery task, which option represents the action to perform?

• A. Clean Up Old Backups
• B. Validate Server Health
• C. Create a Restore Point
• D. Snapshot Server Command

Answer: (D)

In disaster recovery, the goal is to capture a recoverable state of the server so you can restore quickly after a failure. Taking a snapshot of the server creates a point-in-time image of its current configuration, software, and data, which is exactly what you need for rapid recovery. Executing the snapshot server command directly initiates that DR-ready capture, making it the appropriate action.

The other options serve different purposes: cleaning up old backups is maintenance, validating server health is monitoring/verification, and creating a restore point is related to backups but does not provide the immediate DR capture that a snapshot entails.