Before doing a change on a VM, a systems administrator wants to ensure there is an easy and fast way to rollback if needed. The change and testing should take approximately two hours. Which of the…

Creating a snapshot on the hypervisor captures the VM's state and data at a specific point in time, allowing for rapid rollback to that exact state if the change introduces issues, making it ideal for short-term testing and quick recovery.

An incremental backup to a VTL is primarily for long-term data protection and recovery, not for fast, short-term rollback of a VM's state.

A full backup to a secondary location is a more comprehensive disaster recovery solution, but it takes longer to create and restore compared to a hypervisor snapshot for immediate rollback.

While a snapshot on a remote storage array can provide rollback capabilities, creating and restoring from a hypervisor-level snapshot is generally simpler, faster, and more integrated for VM-specific changes.