An administrator configures vSphere Replication for a virtual machine and enables multiple point in time (PIT) instances under the recovery settings in the Configure Replication wizard. Which two…

When MPIT is enabled, vSphere Replication creates a configurable number of snapshot instances on the target site after each replication cycle, allowing recovery to different points in time without affecting the source VM.

vSphere Replication does not use the source VM's own snapshot instances to define recovery points - the PIT instances are snapshots created independently on the replicated copy at the target site after each sync cycle.

vSphere Replication with MPIT enabled does not support source virtual machines that already have snapshots; the presence of existing snapshots on the source VM is an unsupported configuration that must be resolved before enabling MPIT replication.

This directly contradicts the correct answer C; when MPIT is configured, source VMs with existing snapshots are explicitly unsupported, making this statement incorrect in this context.